is it really possible to make a functional, reliable weapon

>>34093874
Yes.

>>34093874
flips are able to make 1911 replicas in the jungle with hand tools and scrap metal

Yeah

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Yes

>>34093874
Depends on the design and skill of the maker, I'd guess.

>>34093874
if you're boris, you can even make bottles magazines.

>>34093914
>this meme
If you honestly think that it's possible to manufacture a fucking milled pistol slide with "hand tools" and "scrap metal", let alone a barrel then you're beyond saving.

>>34093874
Yes.

>>34094061
kinda true though

Well, Ruger's been doing it for decades and they've been kinda successful...

>>34093874
Well, depends what you call "functional". Slamfire is quite reliable, and all you need is a couple of pipes of very common sizes, but the operation is so slow I'd barely call it "functional".

It's definitely better than no gun at all, though.

>>34094061
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLjnR29-aiI

its true tho

>>34093914
Flips use mills and lathes, just like everyone else. Nobody's making 1911s there with just a hacksaw and some files over there.

>>34094061
you clearly know nothing about the philippines

>>34093874
You can make a slamfire shotgun pretty easy if you know how to weld.

Hell you can make a slamfire shotgun pretty easy if you don't know how to weld.

>>34094061

That's right. Guns never existed before milling machines. Not even barrels.

Fuckwit.

>>34094061
Found the millennial

>>34093874
>kyhber pass
>flips in flip land
>bikies in upside down land
>luty smg and sten in bongland

>>34095703
Calm down, he's talking about a specific gun, not any kind of firearm, and 1911s didn't exist before milling machines.

>>34093874
Depends heavily on what you're making but as most of the thread is saying yeah, you can. Depending on where you are it's also possibly a quick trip to prison though. In the US home made firearms are generally OK so long as you do not "transfer" them and they are not NFA items but I imagine in most of the world even a simple pipe shotgun is horribly illegal.

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>>34093874
Funny you should mention that
http://englishrussia.com/2017/05/28/14-examples-of-curious-russian-self-made-illegal-weapons/

>>34095890
>what are philipines

>>34094561
>this is manufactured with crude tools
>mill, lathe, file I suspect

>>34093874
>>34093900
sten mark III, shitty but lethal.

>>34093874
It worked for the Sten and AK.

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>>34096514

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Even if you made a weapon from scratch, you would still have to make ammunitions. And nitrocellulose is hard to make.

>>34096570
>implying you can only use smokeless powder for ammo

>>34096570
>nitrocellulose is hard to make
Lol
No, not really at all. Google it.

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>>34093874
yes, open bolt SMGs like Sten

pistol caliber stuff is feasible for blowback operation

A pipe, an end cap and a drill. Boom there's a mini hand cannon. Reliable in that it can't really go wrong. Though it is single shot and close range as fuck.

Match head and box powder, mix and grind and you have a propellant. It's weaker than black powder but still serviceable.

>>34093874
https://homemadeguns.wordpress.com/

emphatically yes, people are making guns all across the globe even in banned areas.