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Gun designer, shooter, BSME, YouTuber, musician, soccer & pickleball player, scuba diver, GA pilot, motorcyclist, welder, machinist, adventurer, dad, grandad.

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The M14 is a classic rifle, and it's a handful on full-auto!

The M14 is a classic rifle, and it's a handful on full-auto!

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Just got one of the French MAC 50 pistols from Old Western Scrounger. The recoil is pretty snappy, so I put it on high-speed video to see if I could see why.

Just got one of the French MAC 50 pistols from Old Western Scrounger. The recoil is pretty snappy, so I put it on high-speed video to see if I could see why.

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If you've ever used a tap, you can appreciate what it takes to thread a hole the size of a bicycle spoke, especially in hardened alloy steel! Something pretty amazing is that this footage is from an iPhone! BTW, this isn't "dry tapping"; those holes have Moly Dee in 'em.

If you've ever used a tap, you can appreciate what it takes to thread a hole the size of a bicycle spoke, especially in hardened alloy steel! Something pretty amazing is that this footage is from an iPhone! BTW, this isn't "dry tapping"; those holes have Moly Dee in 'em.

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The Armalite AR-18 isn't just a stamped steel version of the M-16; it's a beautiful, over-the-top example of the genre. Nearly every part is stamped, including the trigger, hammer, autosear. Interesting that they were made in California, England and Japan...illegal in all 3 now!

The Armalite AR-18 isn't just a stamped steel version of the M-16; it's a beautiful, over-the-top example of the genre. Nearly every part is stamped, including the trigger, hammer, autosear. Interesting that they were made in California, England and Japan...illegal in all 3 now!

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I've known that the Luger works by the round "knees" on the toggle hitting the frame's "ski jumps", and causing the linkage to unlock from its over-center position. But I wanted to see it... Who here is a Luger fan? In other news, I'm coming up on 3 years of waiting for my Lugerman .45!😁

I've known that the Luger works by the round "knees" on the toggle hitting the frame's "ski jumps", and causing the linkage to unlock from its over-center position. But I wanted to see it... Who here is a Luger fan? In other news, I'm coming up on 3 years of waiting for my Lugerman .45!😁

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