This is a mostly complete Stingray Machine pistol, missing some obvious features such as extractor and springs. This is from professor parabellums construction plans along with designs for one in 32 or 380. These plans were particularly poor and lacked much detail so I have tried to fill in the blanks and fix the issues with the existing parts, you would need to put in some effort to get this functioning.
This is the first in a series of posts I intend to make. The concept is taking pictures or STLS from conflict zones and converting into .stp files for anyone to use and modify however they desire. First a clever PKM linker design that was summited to me in .stl format.
I've reproduced the model fairly close with a few adjustments to the tolerances. This design seems abit fragile in my opinion but could be put in good use for hobbyists.
This design is based on the MK1 in professor parabellums book "Do-It-Yourself FULL AUTO ASSAULT SHOTGUN construction plans". This design is missing some obvious features that make it non functional in its current state. I also use Jay McMullan's 12 Gauge shotgun shell in this model so be sure to check him out.
The design has heavy inspiration to the AA12 prototype down to the 1.4kg bolt mass (This design is really heavy). This design gets a 4.5/5 on my arbitrary DIY scale. This design needs minimal welding its mostly cutting tube to size and using a disk grinder to remove material on the bolt body. The receiver tube is very forgiving, but I would not cut the charging handle slot before you make the corresponding hole in the bolt.
Should I work on a mag for this or does anyone care?
Also a thank you to Jacob Devereux for your words of encouragement! Go to his grabcad and check out his 3d printable derringer.
his is the M5078-M4, designed to be used to convert existing AR15 models to have M4 fire control group pockets. Inspired by Mussy's Glock Interior Template and the lack of extant high quality 3d printable M4 models, we developed this jig.
Take your existing model
Import our m5078-m4 jig into your model
Make sure the break the link of the imported model to allow easier interaction (f360)
Use move/copy tool to align jig point to point with either of the existing axis pin holes
Use combine tool and cut jig from model
Inspect model to ensure proper functionality
This 38 revolver is based off of professor parabellums "DIY .38 Caliber Revolver Plans"
This is missing some obvious features. I have changed a few things for comfort and ease of manufacture. The loading gate needs to be made larger to insert live cartridges.
This is a ppsh-41 bolt and chambered barrel that I have been working on. This bolt and barrel is from the sub machine gun designers handbook. This model also has some measurements corrected from a real ppsh bolt.
The barrel is chambered 7.62 tokarev and is rifled with a similar rifling profile to that of the ak. The barrel also requires feed geometry to be cut into the chamber. I can also render a barrel in 9x19 if anyone is interested in this as it will feed out of modified tok magazines.
I am currently working on the rest of the gun so I will likely post the complete model when I feed it is good enough to publish.
This is our Olympic M5078 AK compatible magazine. Originally inspired by the Feinstein magazine, designed off the publicly know AKM TDP, specifically 3-24385. This TDP and many more can be found at https://odysee.com/@TheGatalog-TechnicalDataPackages:c . We are releasing this magazine due to the recently passed legislation in Washington State. We believe that the right to bear arms is not only inalienable in the sense of our constitutional rights - but in the sense that it's impossible to stop a determined individual. This magazine took just under a week to develop, and we are only a small team of engineers. We are not unique - we know of many groups like us, and we can imagine there are many more we don't know.
This 22 Derringer is based off of professor parabellums "DIY Sheet Metal Derringers' Construction Plans". This is the first design "model 1" its quite simple could be made with hand tools and a cordless drill if need be. I would give this a 4.5/5 on an arbitrary DIY scale.
The design is not functional in its current state. This model is missing obvious features such as springs and firing pin.