Anyone know where this guy can get some
# 11’s?
# 11’s?
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64Springer
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That's almost as good as making an AK-47 out of a square shovel.
You can see where he took that rifle stock and grafted on a pistol grip.
You can see where he took that rifle stock and grafted on a pistol grip.
leadhoarder
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According to folks in California that thing will become animated and assault someone!
Dude has a visit from the Angolan ATF in his future due to that forward assault grip.
Could that be a trapdoor?
Looks like an Enfield lock.
kaotikross
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Not uncommon among poachers in Africa. Lots of cobbled together muzzleloading guns. I saw one that uses strike anywhere matches held along the barrel with wax and when the hammer hits the matchhead the gun fires. I think it was in Backwoodsman magazine.
