Former Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe Shot
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It's actually REALLY easy to make a home made AR-15.
In the US the "gun" part of an AR-15, which is controlled, is the lower assembly. The upper assembly of an AR-15 is entirely unregulated. You can purchase it without needing to provide any kind of ID. You can even mail order it to your house. The lower assembly of an AR-15 doesn't have any pressure bearing components, so it can be made of plastic (in fact a lot of new AR-15s have polymer lower receivers), so you can easily make a lower receiver using a 3D printer.
And if you don't count that as a "home made" AR since you only need to actually make 1 component and can buy the rest, well guess what, it's actually still totally possible to 3D print a gun. There's a whole community dedicated to it and they have meetings and competitions. Here's an example:
Okay it's been 36 hours and some change, that's a nicely respectful time to have waited to say this.
Shinzowned.
Shinzowned.
How to make an serious gun:
Plan A: The Freeware Gun
Manufacture an AR-15 in your own home using a Ghost Gunner CNC mill and a 3D printer using files freely available on DEFCAD. Making the barrel is the least automated step but it is possible with the right tools and devices to assist in its making can be produced using the 3D printer and readily available components.
Option 2: Ork Mode
Make a 9mm blowback operated submachine gun using parts and equipment available at your local hardware store as described in PA Luty's book "Expedient Homemade Firearms". You're going to need some sheet metal, piping, screws, a screwdriver, a drill press, an angle grinder, and a hammer.
Do not do either of these things if they are illegal in your jurisdiction.
You have my attention...
...are you, sir, implying orks would be content with mere 9mm or blowback operation?
Well, nobody is stopping you from making it bigger. (Unless it's illegal to make it in which case the police will try to stop you.)
I will say blowback is absolutley orky. Simple. Works. Loud. Makes a lot of smoke. Don't have to fiddle with gubbins when it starts to get dirty.
...now I have a mental image of an ork walking down the street packing a Barrett light fifty with "9MM!" written on the side in red crayon, and I can't stop laughing.
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The real dakka was the friends we made along the way.
I mean, it's only a difference of 3mm, what ork tech has tolerances less than that?
Cowards and petty assholes with nothing better to do.
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If anyone still genuinely wonders, why some people reacted to his death the way they did: consider Abe's own words from his biography, where he states that he got into politics cause people were badmouthing his grandpa.
His grandpa being this lovely man:
Nobusuke Kishi - Wikipedia
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Anyway, Abe's assassination might still be a bad thing. Not cause he died, but because like usual with right-wing figures facing agression, minorities(in this case: Koreans in Japan) will catch the heat.
I think the guy having to arts&crafts his own shotgun is a point for gun legislation in this case.
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If this were to lead to some actual pushback against cults... Sure, why not.
Sorry that a person had to be killed for it though.