Today we have a documentary about the history of guns, this is educational thank you for understanding. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm Ivan - a fella who works to document and record the history and technical background of the development of homemade firearms. You can support me directly on Utreon - https://utreon.com/c/ivanthetroll/ You may know me from my work with ARES Research to help author reports about this topic - this channel shows the "behind the scenes" testing that goes into building the body of knowledge requied. Regardless of if you are here for the research, technology, or just to see some funky looking guns tested, I hope you enjoy. **All firearms shown and tested are done so in full compliance will all applicable laws. All test firing and use of firearms is conducted on a properly zoned, legally operated firing range.** ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNQWehtSbvo

I couldn't find any information on how to do this, so I figured I'd throw together a video. If your CETME C buffer is worn out (can be compressed by hand, rattles, sticks rearward), it is a good idea to replace it. I replaced this buffer with a BlackjackBuffer CETME C buffer, which is working great so far. Basically, you just need to remove your stock, then unscrew the cap on the buffer assembly - it will be very tight because the cap was staked in place. You can undo the staking by kissing it with a drill bit, then try unscrewing the cap using some long barstock - I had to mill out the slot on my cap to 0.250" wide because the standard slot was too narrow and my bar stock kept bending. Hopefully you don't have to do this, but if you do the slot could be widened with a metal file or dremel tool if you don't have a mill. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm Ivan - a fella who works to document and record the history and technical background of the development of homemade firearms. You may know me from my work with ARES Research to help author reports about this topic - this channel shows the "behind the scenes" testing that goes into building the body of knowledge requied. Regardless of if you are here for the research, technology, or just to see some funky looking guns tested, I hope you enjoy. **All firearms shown and tested are done so in full compliance will all applicable laws. All test firing and use of firearms is conducted on a properly zoned, legally operated firing range.** ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoTOowX8LsE

Here's a little magdump through the Amigo Grande! This build is a collaborative effort that Matt L. (the host of Fuddbusters, a cool channel on youtube that demystifies 2A myths) and I started. It's a CETME C 308 parts kit inside a 3D printed receiver. That's right, full fuckin nato yeeted from a chunk of printed PLA. It is, of course, very bulky to be able to handle the recoil and keep the bolt guided straight - but it is a really cool build. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtnvNkzN5L0

A little bit of shooting with my 3D printed compact Hi-Power frame ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Bb4AJ8B1tI