Chair leg pistol :D

[fat tony]

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You have to hand it to him it's a pretty neat, yet simple design. I don't know if he should have used the thin wall tubing though. I would go for the thick wall tubing just because.

 

[Skinny 1950]

You could legally build something like that in Canada but there are numerous "hoops" to be jumped through. From what I have read you have to get it proofed somewhere and submit plans and specs. to the CFO,barrel has to be 4.13 inches or longer etc. etc. etc.
If someone has gone through the process maybe they could fill in the details,I would be interested to know specific details.

 

[Sardaukar]

Neat, but the finish looks awful.

Funny that they're talking about bringing the BP pistol to the 21st century, yet this video clearly is from some VHS tape!

 

[Until the Angels Fall]

Cool...but man its it UGLY!!!

 

[Waynetheman]

Cool...but man its it UGLY!!!

This^. Clearly the guy didn't give a second thought to transferring his napkin drawing of a gun to real life.

 

[Juster]

Polymer is the only way to go here .

 

[mrclean89]

cool concept but stop changing the past ! its so ugly !

 

[camerl2009]

Polymer is the only way to go here .

ewww plastic

 

[fat tony]

What, like a muzzle loading Glock?

 

[Musketfire]

What, like a muzzle loading Glock?

What a awful Idea

 

[Jacks_username]

Next thing you know people will be doing crazy stuff like muzzle loading AR uppers

 

[Skinny 1950]

Looks like something that would be exhibited at a Police museum as part of a collection of confiscated weapons.

 

[fat tony]

^They would never do that around here, they are too afraid of giving people ideas.

 

[H Wally]

I thought his tie was going to go into that lathe in the first bit

Also, does it strike anyone else as a bit sketchy that you hammer the barrel backwards into the tube housing... with the primer on the back.... theoretically, wouldn't the firing block at the rest position be able to fire the primer if the barrel was tapped into place the last cm?

 

[fat tony]

I was thinking there must be some sort of recoil lug to prevent the barrel from putting too much strain on those 2 little setscrews but who knows for sure?

 

[fat tony]

You could legally build something like that in Canada but there are numerous "hoops" to be jumped through. From what I have read you have to get it proofed somewhere and submit plans and specs. to the CFO,barrel has to be 4.13 inches or longer etc. etc. etc.
If someone has gone through the process maybe they could fill in the details,I would be interested to know specific details.

There is 'commercial manufacture' and 'one off manufacture'. I don't know about the proof testing. Given the hysteria about 'full auto' I wonder if the Fireams forensics guys at the RCMP office have anything left over after they determine your muzzle loader is not capable of full auto fire, minimum barrel length restriction, caliber, blah blah blah.

Edit: and the CFO's are provincial, as much as they would like to, they don't have anything to do with federal legislation as far as I can tell, except to queer the mix.

I like the model made "especially for children."

 

[Felix]

I like the model made "especially for children."

haha ya I thought that was great.

Kind of a cool idea, especially with the interchangeable barrels all, but that's a pretty nasty looking design...