Would you buy one of these?

[BruderShweigen]

The receiver is 10 parts screwed together, all machined with a tabletop mill.

The design is just so simple it's incredible. I know that if i had the money and ten chinese employees, i'd be churning out hundreds of those babies. Also, a 80% kit looks pretty un-troublesome to do!

http://www.geocities.com/elmgrove1765/project6/project6.html

 

[Helno]

It is far more labour intensive to make one by this method than to machine one from a solid block if you have access to the right equipment.

And this lacks a few handy things like a bolt catch and captive pins.

 

[cz52]

Square as hell... Is this stuff legal?

 

[poweredbybeer]

Where the hell'd it go? Pics don't work, and link is dead. I wanna seeeee!!!

 

[Helno]

The OP was imageleeching off of a geocities website they cant take alot of traffic before they go down.

Think AR-15 lower made with a mechano set.

 

[peckerwood]

80% receiver discussions?

The horror

I think it is fugly as hell...but if it works then hey, what the heck.

 

[Armament]

Would you buy one of these?

No.

 

[aiwa]

No.

...but I'd love to seem my buddy assemble it while drunk....

 

[baalan]

I wonder if the teak table is for sale.

 

[Disaster Monkey]

I'm impressed by the ingenuity exercised in coming up with that, but no, I would not buy a gun where the safety switch has to be held in position with magnets.

 

[esquif]

there is a better desing where a normal forging is cut in 2 or 3 parts that you can screw together each part individualy is WAY WAY les then 80% but you only need a srewdriver to finish one

 

[Splatter]

If it was cheap enough, sure I'd buy it. (you ought to see some of the junk I own!)
And it would be completely legal, as long as the proper paperwork was filled-out.

 

[koalorka]

I guess if it worked and was cheap enough I'd try one out..