Navi of Boomhandia

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Enjoy when this plastic toy gun explodes in your hand and rips off your fingers. Any volunteers? Just raise your (still functioning) hands 🤣

When I'm in a coolest shotgun ever competition and Breda's first Automatic starts feeding shells from two different magazines

Seems to work pretty well, thanks for the recommendation

Today's cool shotgun is the Breda 1001.

imagine being stupid enough to pay for the whole gun and then only gripping a part of it

Think it, dream it, do it

Exactly, just little bitty nerf guns. Not real ones, just toys like this one.

This video is a pretty good litmus test for guns: do you regard this build with respect, or disgust?

There's no machinegun dumping into trash, akimbo pistol tomfooling, tracer-slinging, drum-magging, belt-fedding, Glock-switching, long-ranging, sub-MOAing, nor videogame-gunning that comes close. Not sorry!

The Creality Ender 3, a 150 dollar 3D printer, is capable of printing parts you can use to build your own firearms. It's available on Amazon! Curious? The CTRLPEW Getting Started Guide has all the information you need!

It really depends on the gun. I don't think you're making as many hits as quicky semiauto in some cases. 40 yards on a torso-sized target with an MP5K is pretty hard to beat... But, plenty of examples of guns where semi ends up much faster than full (ie, full just misses a lot)

The SF5 (3D printable MP5-based build) is compatible with all combinations of MP5 parts - full size, K-size (as seen here), RS, even 40 and 10mm. It's still in beta, though testing has been going great - waiting on just a little more testing before release.

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Two triggers, two magazines, one little mechanical computer - and you've got the coolest shotgun ever made. It uses a unique mechanism where the trigger you pull controls which magazine the next shell is drawn from.

Good morning, time to post cool shotguns

I still think about this video at least twice a month

This is either definitive proof glocks are unsafe just like sig 320s, or that the Wisconsin buttsniffer test is dumb and stupid. You decide which!

Who says single-shot shotguns can't be cool?

Which revolver do you guys like to use for sporting clays? This German one is pretty heavy, looking for other options.

PLEASE do NOT try to build firearms with a 3D printer. At worst case they will fall apart as you try and shoot it. Best case it falls apart and shoots you.

Shotguns in Slow Motion If you can correctly name them all in order I will be impressed!

It's Sunday, time to post more cool shotguns

This is the correct way to load the Grand battle M1 rifle. Any other method is wrong.

Browning Auto 5 is best shotgun

'Wizards' in medieval times were actually just Italian engineers and designers doing things so advanced that people just assumed it was magic

Yeah 3d printed polymers are no go for rounds with lots of muzzle force because the main compound polymer is not vibrationally dense enough to deduct that type of force volley after volley. Real metals are way more ideal for machining and sporting.

This is the Walther Automatic Shotgun - frequently referred to as the "Walther Toggle Action" shotgun, due to the fact it has a toggle-locked action. One of the weirdest automatic shotguns out there!

Here's an actual video of a guy who 3D printed an AR15 lower receiver and how impractical it is to use it to make a gun.

Everyone talking about US/Japanese culture forgetting that the Japanese cloned the Browning Auto 5 shotgun. They did such a good job that Browning eventually moved manufacture to Japan.

According to all known laws of gun design, there is no way that a 1897 Winchester should be able to shoot. Its stupid little j-hook is too worn to get its fat ugly bolt to unlock. The 1897, of course, shoots anyways. Because bad guns don't care what humans think is impossible.

How much does clambering a round actually "cushion" slide closure on a 1911? Let's test it and find out!

It's possible to use a 3D printer to make a full-power 308 battle rifle for 300 bucks without leaving your home. You could learn how using the CTRLPEW Getting Started Guide. If you're into that sort of thing.

Designed in 1927, Rodolfo Cosmi designed his namesake shotgun to combine the handling of a side by side shotgun with the core mechanism of the Auto 5. The result? Nothing short of stunning.