What is Jow Forums's opinion on things like defense distributed? Is this something that we should get behind? defdist.org
What is Jow Forums's opinion on things like defense distributed? Is this something that we should get behind? -
Evan Lopez
Hunter Myers
Blake Jackson
KIKES BTFO.
Sebastian Reyes
You can print a glock all you want all it's gonna do is blow up. That's why his real printed pistol looks like a plastic brick
Justin Sanders
That was my first reaction. As a National Socialist I think this is great. The Aryans should be armed and ready at all times to prevent a tyranny of the Jews and anti-Aryan terrorism. I hope that this technology becomes widespread and will result in every White man in the world being armed at all times. Just imagine what we could do with this!
Lucas Rivera
Yes, but the technology will improve. We already have 3d printers that can work with metals and various carbon based materials. It is only a matter of time before we can 3d print military grade hardware if we so choose. Imagine how great it would be if every young Aryan could 3d print himself a weapon and body armor so he could defend our race.
Adam Parker
It's not really as revolutionary as you think. Making guns at home with relatively simple tools is not difficult.
This guy has good intentions but I think his knowledge of guns and metalworking is lacking for producing practical effect. There's no reason an improvised rifle needs to be a 1 to 1 copy of an AR, it's a design made with a full fledged manufacturing setup in mind, making guns from more simple geometry like is found in generic structural material (square tubing, etc) is far more practical. His mini CNC has had many reports of poor performance in the past at least, which is to be expected from such a small thing lacking in rigidity made by essentially amateurs
Daniel Jones
I know, but my point is that with this new ruling and this guy putting the idea out there and showing that the technology is viable is a good thing for us. Not everyone can do what you are talking about, but anyone can 3d print, even a full blown retard.
As for the design, I agree. There are better things than an AR15 out there and I hope that someone can design something that is specifically geared towards this, something that anyone can make at home and pick up and use with ease, like a 21st century AK-47.
Nathaniel Russell
>As for the design, I agree. There are better things than an AR15 out there and I hope that someone can design something that is specifically geared towards this, something that anyone can make at home and pick up and use with ease, like a 21st century AK-47.
Any existing military or commercial design is far more sophisticated than what I was referring to. See pic related for what I meant.
Also making your own weapons is all well and good but that has never been the stumbling block. The ammunition is far more difficult (as in, probably impossible) to improvise on your own. A gun with no bullets aint too useful.
Lucas Hernandez
Reloading and some production is a backyard occurrence in the more "flyover" areas of the United States.
Asher Martinez
Reloading is entirely dependent on commercial supply of powder, primer, and bullets for anything that can't use a simple lead cast, like rifles.
Producing ammo from raw material or scrap into finished product is something I have never heard of from even the most flyover parts of flyover country. The best you could manage would be black powder but that is barely a weapon in a military context in the 21st century
Connor Hernandez
Holy shit and with chemical printing. When everything colllapses to anarchy and tribalism life is gonna become a rpg, full of grindy quests to gather blueprints and raw materials for epic gear
Benjamin Lee
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Jace Stewart
We are gonna go steam punk with vapor propellants
The collapse will see the death of manufacturing and traditional ammo
Jace Campbell
In countries outside the USA with gun control and explosives restrictions, people will try to get something useable with the materials avaible.
While this is already true in some sense, having access to an actually working design will change things. In my option this will spark an new area of weapons design. It might not outperform established types of weapons, but I pretty confident people will find ways to use (legal) materials you wouldn't expect for now.
Connor Cox
Or, just do the sensible thing. Buy a gun and a few thousand rounds of ammo right now and stash it. If you do get your societal collapse that would be far more practical. Should you need to use anywhere near a few thousand rounds as a lone man or small group you can rest easy, because whatever is compelling you to shoot that much has probably killed you anyway before you could use it all.
Ayden Sullivan
In the U.S. that is probably best, but I am saying that in places like the U.K., Germany, France, etc. this could be game changing for WNs.
The laws are unjust. Aryans have a right to defend themselves wherever they are and with whatever tools they can get their hands on.
I also agree that this will inevitably result in new designs specifically geared towards self defense. This needs to be done too, because so many of our Aryan sisters and our children are being assaulted and raped and what not right now and it could be prevented if they had a small concealed weapon.
Oliver Brown
I disagree. What we will probably see is the rise of small manufacturers making this stuff at home, sort of like village blacksmiths making their own armor and weapon designs in the so-called medieval period.
Noah Jenkins
Well then let's hope someone comes up with a new easy bake chemistry lab for the mass producing of smokeless powder for our european friends or else they are just going to get very fancy and expensive paperweights.
Nathaniel Moore
When there is a will there is a way. It will happen eventually, I'm sure of it. People are getting fed up with these kikes and their anti-White terrorism and people want to be able to defend themselves.
Henry Richardson
There was a shitload of forums who where researching 3dprinted guns to make. Cody forced them to close "we need it for muh p-project to work" and then closed defence-distributed.com froum, which was a honeypot. Then police raided many people with businesses, who had accounts on the forum. Especially those, who where selling guns. In search of something illegal on their part, that would exceed their licensed right amount.
Many interesting designs like Shuty and Songbird where made on the forum long before that CIA nigger released his liberator pos.
Project is the sabotage of community, that is still not restored after the CIA operation.