A community of gun builders (P80, Polymer80, AR-15), firearms & gunsmithing enthusiasts, and 2nd Amendment supporters.
Polymer80, Glock-Style “P80,” 80%, 3D printed, privately made firearms (aka “PMF”), pistol and AR-15 rifle builders will find a plethora of building resources, tips, tricks and troubleshooting, gunsmithing and modification, along with a community of helpful fellow enthusiasts, hobbyists, and true experts in our Gun Building Forum. This forum was
Continue readingIn September of 2022, I built my current “EDC” on a PFC9 frame (serialized “100%” Polymer80 frame). For all internal parts, I used Glock OEM parts. My threshold for reliability as a defensive weapon and qualification for EDC (every day carry) was 1,000 rounds. It achieved that without any hiccups
Continue readingMarlin just came out with a new “modern” lever-action rifle. They officially call it the “Dark Series.” One Gun-Tuber called it an “assault rifle,” which precipitated some criticism on another gun forum. The discussion starter said, I hate the title assault rifle but that’s what they’re calling it. Then another
Continue readingClick to see short video… Holy shit… If they’re that easy, do we really need a forum? LOL!
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Gun builders have been legally crafting their own firearms at home for personal use since the birth of our nation. The advancement of technology (Polymer80 aka “P80” or “80%” AR-15 frames and 3D-printed gun frames) has not only made it easier; it’s also recently brought it to the forefront of the media’s, government’s, and public’s attention. That can be good and bad.
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Gun “buybacks” are a joke. How can a government “buy back” a gun they never bought? Yeah, I know: pedantry. They’re buying the guns back from people who bought them. Well, that’s the theory. In this case, the “guns” in question were never bought. They were made on a 3D
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The forum has been up for about 7 months, but I’ve neglected this part (blog) of the website. I’ve been busy (with the forum)! I hope to do some writing for the blog as time and energy allow. I’d like to welcome one of my favorite writers: Robert Farago. He
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