Gunsmith ideas thread

>>32177074
Forgot to add, '13' in name stands for 13" barrel.

Currently I'm looking to make an ak101 out of a bulgy 74 kit. Does that count?

Fellow Aufag here - I see some potential here *curiosity bump*.

>>32177074
Really, Medusa M47 style revolver that shoots all those .38/9mm pistol ammo up to 357 Magnum. Or a cylinder assembly of the same for some quality existing revolver frame.

I would buy one that instant.

>>32177074
Your idea seems sound, until the media does to your product what they did to the adler, can already see the scary image mock ups in the papers

I wish a 10/22 existed in 9mm that wasn't the old rare marlin camp 9

>>32177074
It'd be neat to see the TEC-9 be remade. 'strayan import would be less than fun trying to get it into burgerland, but it may be worth it.

>>32178526
If they try that, I'll counter it with an ACA article about being a small-time, poor and hungry machinist who simply wants to turn over a buck by producing sporting goods, while the big bad gubberment steps all over him.

Remember, ACA loves a 'government victimizes local person' story.

Multiple caliber conversions has me scratching my head a bit from the legal side of things. What with the fact you can only buy rounds for weapons you own, perhaps each drop-in barrel would require a seperate entry on your category H?

As far as I recall from my own experiences owning multiple handguns and a Hera kit, there's really no arbitrary limit set on how many pistols you can own on a Category H permit, more the eyebrows that it'll raise with the police commissioner when you're suddenly buying a .22LR, .22WMR, .40, .45, 10mm, and .38 all at once.

>>32177481
Make it from scratch you fuck

>>32178073
I'll look into it, seems tempting. All the fudds love their revolvers anyway.

>>32177074
>[...] here in AUS, once the proper licensing comes through of course.
How hard is it to get a manufacturing licence?

I'd like to mess around with home gunsmithing at some point. I figured doing it legally would be pretty hard, with fees and safes and shit, so I've never bothered looking into it.

>not that I was ever contemplating doing it illegally, of course >_>
>I have great respect for the government and its well-reasoned laws <_<

>>32182515
The paperwork is a clusterfuck, and the police keep a close eye on you and can randomly search your shit. Hopefully we get a pseudotrump sometime so this shit goes out the window.

>>32182540
Well, the Shooters and Fishers got Orange.

Hopefully this is the start of the downfall of the Nationals, and then they'll drag the Liberals down with them. Then Labor and Greens host a "Hug a Muslim Day" and get blown up by ISIS.

>>32182564
All this shit going on makes me miss Collie. Chilling with rednecks getting wasted in the Feddy then heading out to some bumpkin's property to shoot gunz all night. At one point his pansy neighbour came over to have a whine and we started line firing. Good times.