Appreciate the way you talked about your design process in your video. It's clear that you put a lot of thought and effort into this, and it shows. Keep up the great work!
You are the living version of the 2nd ammendment. I hate you can't share the know how. Awesome work. You are a version of a true patriot and why gun laws will NEVER work.
@@jimafcarbon4433 Since TH-cam won't allow you to share the information, maybe you Could Upload the Building Process somewhere else where its Uncensored and share it with us via links in the Description of the Video or in the Comment Section? You Could make a Website and Upload it there or Perhaps on a Public Folder on Google Cloud. Also there are other Uncensored Platforms like TH-cam. Dailymotion comes to mind.
“If you haven’t built one, do it. Why not? “ As a CT resident we’re not allowed to build tools like these 🤦♂️ Great job. All 3 of them are great in their own way. I could see having several, chambered in different calibers. The extractor is definitely a must-have upgrade to the original plans. Carrying around a metal rod to eject the cases is bogus (not that I would know anything about that). You’re correct too, that all button head Allen screws and regular Allen head cap screws are heat treated, grade 8 hardware.
@daylandmagdaong9361 these are Model 2 from Professor Parabellum's Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7 Here's some Model 1 th-cam.com/video/MBIF-PGMays/w-d-xo.html
Put a thin piece of metal on the frame where the thingy you said you put a spring in it , the part that opens it, it will be plush and won't be wiggly it will fit tight, I know how to improvise good, love the work you do professor 🤓
Yeah, there's a few tweaks that could help a little. One day I'll catch up on other projects to be able to go back and do some finishing touches on all of these.
These are designs from Professor Parabellum's Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7. All of the designs in this series are intended to be simple enough for a DIY home build with basic tooling and limited skills.
I have started to gather some stuff for my build-springs, screws, plate and I am waiting for an old 'Cooey .22 (how can you tell I am Canadian) that I am going to cut up for the barrel. Excited! Hey, did you change the grip part of the brass .22 so it hooks a little further forward? I think I will on my gun. I will keep you posted on my progress...
@jimafcarbon4433 Since TH-cam won't allow you to share the information, maybe you Could Upload the Building Process somewhere else where its Uncensored and share it with us via links in the Description of the Video or in the Comment Section? You Could make a Website and Upload it there or Perhaps on a Public Folder on Google Cloud. Also there are other Uncensored Platforms like TH-cam. Dailymotion comes to mind.
Rumble and Odysee are very 2a friendly. But they get very little traffic. I do have some videos there that I don't have in here. I should invest more into those myself.
TH-cam has deleted videos as "instructional and harmful" when I wasn't even doing work. Just showing the current state of a project in process. As for the double 410. This is Model 2, much smaller than the model 1, which is standard single shot 410. But I also have a double th-cam.com/video/MBIF-PGMays/w-d-xo.html
Did you printed Sheet Metal Derringer Model 2 and pasted on the metal and then cutout ?? If yes the what you use to cutout the smooth and fine pieces of metal?
Yes, I printed them on paper, glued to the steel, cut with a bandsaw to rough shape then filed to final dimensions. Same could be done with a right angle grinder or hacksaw for that matter. I had to glue new patterns to some mid process. The paper gets torn or the glue just comes off. I have a video series staeted on Rumble (jfgmfg) where I document the whole build process. Patience is key. Files take a long time, but applied correctly can yield machine like results. I do it for the process, not the result alone. You need to enjoy the work/process. Having a finished product you hand built adds to the overall experience.
You didn't cock any of those to show what happens. Is the firing pin built into the hammer like old school revolvers? If not did you build a transfer plate? Can your Derringers be opened when cocked or did you build in safety features etc?
Firing pin built into the hammer, nothing to stop you from opening the action. These are built from the Professor Parabellum Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms series. The only thing I added was the extractor. These are Model 2. Model 1 has a block to keep yiu from opening the auction with the hammer down or back. I hate it. It's a clumsy design. The safety part I mean. Most break action firearms yiu can open while locked, or cock while opened. But they do have transfer bars. The model 2 does at least have a half cock.
@@jimafcarbon4433 Awesome. These look great btw. How do you gauge to build the firing pin? My understanding is if you go to far into the primer that's really bad lol. Too light & it'll misfire. Did you just trust the plans or was there trial & error etc? I'm subbed & looking forward to going through your videos.
TH-cam doesn't like how to videos for firearms. Rumble is a much more accepting. Over all, the extractors added a lot of time and work. But they make homemade guns much much more enjoyable!
@@jimafcarbon4433oh, then could you maybe explain how the extractor for V1 and V2 work? I can't seem to figure out how the extractor fits there and doesn't come off cuz it doesn't seem like there's anything stopping it from falling of or flying out
@@nhtan9744 the ones with a spring, have tiny screws retaining them. The ejector on the brass one is just like most double barrel derringers like the Davis. th-cam.com/users/shortsoJ-MU7MeHnc?feature=share
This is Model 2 from Professor Parabellum's Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7 series Here's a few Model 1's th-cam.com/video/MBIF-PGMays/w-d-xo.html
The first one you made you said it had problems with the hammer being light i think if you added something for weight like thicken back of the hammer abit where youre thumb pulls it back
@tyladube801 I'm bad about the final 3-5% of finishing a project. Once it works 90% and doesn't look like ish, I move on to one of the 50 other projects I have on the back burner.
@jimafcarbon4433 I took the parts that were good to a gun show, but I don't imagine people are missing a barrel, it seems like other parts would be lost like the tubular stock magazine or whatever you call it. Charging handles things like that get lost.
I have so many questions ! I have 3 weeks off coming up, going to try to build one during that time.I've downloaded the templates, but they don't have much detail - any chance you can go into more detail on the drilling / reaming / rifling that you mention in one of the comments before this one ? I am also particularly interested in how you bore the step for the cartridge rim
TH-cam doesn't allow the "how-to" type of videos for guns. Rumble, Odysee and others do offer more instructional videos. As for the chamber for the casing, I use a proper chamber reamer. It can be done with a drill bit, but the quality will be diminished.
I found the Clymer chamber reamer, still need to get barrel reamers. started roughing in the pieces. The .32 -- is it .32 short or long ? @@jimafcarbon4433
I drill, ream and chanber in a lathe. I have a Grizzly lathe (cheap Chinese import) but it gets the job done. I knew I'd build multiple 22's, so I bought a .2160 ream for the bore and a Clymer 22 chamber ream. I have Manson too. The rifling buttons from ebay work well enough. For a one off DIY, buy a used barrel from ebay or a gunshow. Otherwise, the barrel liners work very well. I have a video on Rumble where I rifle a barrel. I need to video the whole process. TH-cam does not allow such content. They are not friends to the 2a Content creators.
Measure 8 or 10 times and then still question it. Maybe I need a better method. 🤔 seriously though. I spend 10x the amount of time setting it up than the actual work takes to complete.
The plans are free. And they've been around a long time. Professor Parabellum's Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7. These are variants of Model 1. Kits are sold by Excalibur. But DIY is the best!
Well, "one day" I'll get around to making all of them ! I have a couple Model 1 derringers I built from kits. I'd like to do at least one from scratch.
I'm sure. I've looked at some other cartridges. Not a lot, common in the US, would make much sense. I really like the Lil rimfire 9mm flobert shotshells, but in the US, they are rather pricey when available which isn't regularly.
@@JosephElliottRoy I really like those lil shells. I wish they were cheaper and more available in the US. I've always thought an old Remington #4 Rolling Block in 32 rimfire would be a cool 9mm flobert conversion.
Sorry, wish I could help more. This was just a random spring I had in my collection of springs. I do remember trying several before I settled on this one.
@@jimafcarbon4433 yeah I can’t find one that is strong enough with just 1/8 of clearance. I’ve tried linking two together with no luck I’ll keep looking. Worst case scenario I can just run a rubber band up under the barrel
@butternutbestboy1251 if you put grips on it, you can take as much as you need. All 1/8" of each side plate if necessary. Grips would make it better anyway if those weren't already in the plans.
Sorry, I dont sell anything here. These are custom DIY projects based on Professor Parabellum's Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7. 100 hours or more easily in each of these. Attempting to produce them for sale would require drastically changes in design and manufacturing to be feasible. As is, time wise they would have to sell for $500 or more and they aren't worth $500 . They are best left as a fun DIY project.
Você deveria tomar um remédio para diminuir seus movimentos as pessoas querem ver com detalhes você fica sacudindo o objeto como se você falassem com você mesmo.
Look up "Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7" these are Model 2 from those plans. Admittedly, those plans are terrible, but they'll give you a decent starting point for a fully DIY build. I have a bunch of videos and shorts on these builds in varying stages of completion. TH-cam terms of service doesn't allow "how-to's" for firearms, but other places like Rumble and Odysee do.
No, the are home lmade from plans designed to be easily homemade with basic tools. The joy of shooting them is only realized if you make one yourself !
@@officialwildcardadventures sometimes it's a headache having a shop full of machinery. Everyone wants a "favor" use $20k worth of machinery for 10 hours to make a part ya could have bought for $10 to fox something ya should have thrown away. But it's nice to have the option.
I don't do scripts, retakes or over dub my audio. I'm far from a professional creator. I'm just here hoping to inspire other to take on builds of their own.
@@Speedysun132 nice! Please post a video. I love seeing how others approach this design. TH-cam community standards agreement doesn't allow "how-to" videos for guns. But places like Rumble and Odysee do. Just some options if you need a little help. BTW, I wasn't a pilot, but I was in the AF and talked to pilots a lot!
Appreciate the way you talked about your design process in your video. It's clear that you put a lot of thought and effort into this, and it shows. Keep up the great work!
I enjoy helping other start the build process almost as much as I enjoy building my own.
@@jimafcarbon4433 any blue prints jim?
@thecelt4807 sorry, just saw this, search for "Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7" these are model 2.
You are the living version of the 2nd ammendment. I hate you can't share the know how. Awesome work. You are a version of a true patriot and why gun laws will NEVER work.
Thanks man. I do what I do, but I post videos of it in hopes to inspire others to take on a build of their own
@@jimafcarbon4433 Since TH-cam won't allow you to share the information, maybe you Could Upload the Building Process somewhere else where its Uncensored and share it with us via links in the Description of the Video or in the Comment Section? You Could make a Website and Upload it there or Perhaps on a Public Folder on Google Cloud. Also there are other Uncensored Platforms like TH-cam. Dailymotion comes to mind.
@@GaryTheSnail-j2e Rumble and Odysee are better for that.
Thanks for sharing, you are a bad man just exceptional work 🆒🥂
@craigfinley2507 you are too kind sir. Thank you !
“If you haven’t built one, do it. Why not? “
As a CT resident we’re not allowed to build tools like these 🤦♂️
Great job. All 3 of them are great in their own way. I could see having several, chambered in different calibers. The extractor is definitely a must-have upgrade to the original plans. Carrying around a metal rod to eject the cases is bogus (not that I would know anything about that). You’re correct too, that all button head Allen screws and regular Allen head cap screws are heat treated, grade 8 hardware.
Some of the best homemade guns are built in countries with the worst civilian firearm ownership regulations.
not allowed? what are you in grade school , let the fear go live some my friend
@@thecelt4807 I’m more concerned you’re a FED/US Army PSYOPS social media state actor than I am about what I may or may not make in my spare time.
@@jimafcarbon4433sir give me a disign i try to make this pls❤❤❤❤
@daylandmagdaong9361 these are Model 2 from Professor Parabellum's Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7
Here's some Model 1
th-cam.com/video/MBIF-PGMays/w-d-xo.html
nice work greetings from Buenos Aires. Argentina
Thank you!
Put a thin piece of metal on the frame where the thingy you said you put a spring in it , the part that opens it, it will be plush and won't be wiggly it will fit tight, I know how to improvise good, love the work you do professor 🤓
Yeah, there's a few tweaks that could help a little. One day I'll catch up on other projects to be able to go back and do some finishing touches on all of these.
Love your work thanks for sharing your work great job
Thanks. These lil guys are a labor of love for the new builders. Still, fun lil guns to build.
You are very talented. Impressive.
@@Hotharo thank you ! I'm just a guy who likes to share some projects in hopes of inspiring others to take on a build of their own!
great work mate
Thank you ! These are simple designs, but I like em. Glad somebody else does too.
Really good job!! Beautiful guns!
Thank you. I like these a lot. Fun lil builds and fun to shoot as well.
I here these are favorites, even more popular than class three, with the younger folks at particular events.
I've seen something like that a time or two. Crazy isn't it?
the gold gun one, is very good for me, yeah.
Brass = Class !
Very nice builds, this is also on my planning
Please video it! Encouraging others is the best part
Looking great Jim!!!
Build build build !
@@jimafcarbon4433yes yes yes
I’d love to have the tools to build a single shot
These are designs from Professor Parabellum's Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7. All of the designs in this series are intended to be simple enough for a DIY home build with basic tooling and limited skills.
I have started to gather some stuff for my build-springs, screws, plate and I am waiting for an old 'Cooey .22 (how can you tell I am Canadian) that I am going to cut up for the barrel. Excited! Hey, did you change the grip part of the brass .22 so it hooks a little further forward? I think I will on my gun. I will keep you posted on my progress...
That's awesome ! I'll double check, but I don't think the brass one is any different (intentionally)
One note, you need enough distance between the grip and the back of the trigger that the recoil doesn't smash your knuckle with every shot
Damn Fine Work you do!
Thank you for the kind words. Just hope to inspire others.
@jimafcarbon4433 Since TH-cam won't allow you to share the information, maybe you Could Upload the Building Process somewhere else where its Uncensored and share it with us via links in the Description of the Video or in the Comment Section? You Could make a Website and Upload it there or Perhaps on a Public Folder on Google Cloud. Also there are other Uncensored Platforms like TH-cam. Dailymotion comes to mind.
Rumble and Odysee are very 2a friendly. But they get very little traffic. I do have some videos there that I don't have in here. I should invest more into those myself.
@@jimafcarbon4433 how can I find your videos on these platforms?
@@GaryTheSnail-j2e jfgmfg on Rumble and Insta
Great work👍
Thank you! I'm only here to inspire others to take on a build of their own!
You mention plans. Where can I get some? Those are really cool, I love 'em!
These are Model 2's from Professor Parabellum's Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7
@@jimafcarbon4433 Thank you, sir! I got em and I am going to make one like yer brass one!
@RossLane-uj1xm Awesome, please post a video !
youtube allows you to show yourself building one . I would start there . I also think you should make a full size side by side like this in a 410 .
TH-cam has deleted videos as "instructional and harmful" when I wasn't even doing work. Just showing the current state of a project in process.
As for the double 410. This is Model 2, much smaller than the model 1, which is standard single shot 410. But I also have a double
th-cam.com/video/MBIF-PGMays/w-d-xo.html
Did you printed Sheet Metal Derringer Model 2 and pasted on the metal and then cutout ?? If yes the what you use to cutout the smooth and fine pieces of metal?
Yes, I printed them on paper, glued to the steel, cut with a bandsaw to rough shape then filed to final dimensions. Same could be done with a right angle grinder or hacksaw for that matter. I had to glue new patterns to some mid process. The paper gets torn or the glue just comes off. I have a video series staeted on Rumble (jfgmfg) where I document the whole build process.
Patience is key. Files take a long time, but applied correctly can yield machine like results. I do it for the process, not the result alone. You need to enjoy the work/process. Having a finished product you hand built adds to the overall experience.
You didn't cock any of those to show what happens.
Is the firing pin built into the hammer like old school revolvers?
If not did you build a transfer plate?
Can your Derringers be opened when cocked or did you build in safety features etc?
Firing pin built into the hammer, nothing to stop you from opening the action. These are built from the Professor Parabellum Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms series. The only thing I added was the extractor. These are Model 2. Model 1 has a block to keep yiu from opening the auction with the hammer down or back. I hate it. It's a clumsy design. The safety part I mean. Most break action firearms yiu can open while locked, or cock while opened. But they do have transfer bars. The model 2 does at least have a half cock.
@@jimafcarbon4433 Awesome. These look great btw.
How do you gauge to build the firing pin?
My understanding is if you go to far into the primer that's really bad lol.
Too light & it'll misfire.
Did you just trust the plans or was there trial & error etc?
I'm subbed & looking forward to going through your videos.
How did you made those extractors? And if so, do you have a video for that?
TH-cam doesn't like how to videos for firearms. Rumble is a much more accepting. Over all, the extractors added a lot of time and work. But they make homemade guns much much more enjoyable!
@@jimafcarbon4433 thanks for that info, and if it's not too much to ask, can you send me the video where you learned to build the extractor from?
@nhtan9744 Sorry man, all self-taught. Desire = Motvatio = Results
@@jimafcarbon4433oh, then could you maybe explain how the extractor for V1 and V2 work? I can't seem to figure out how the extractor fits there and doesn't come off cuz it doesn't seem like there's anything stopping it from falling of or flying out
@@nhtan9744 the ones with a spring, have tiny screws retaining them. The ejector on the brass one is just like most double barrel derringers like the Davis.
th-cam.com/users/shortsoJ-MU7MeHnc?feature=share
Where did you buy the steel for the barrel and what size drill bit did you use to drill it?
@Oogabooga877 for 2000 rounds or so, any steel will hold up. I ream to .2160 then chamber and rifle.
Jim, I'd like to try my hand at one in 22. But I don't know where to find the plans, could you point me in the right direction for them?
These are Model 2's from Professor Parabellum's Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7
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Where can I find the plans? Looks like a great little project.
This is Model 2 from Professor Parabellum's Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7 series
Here's a few Model 1's
th-cam.com/video/MBIF-PGMays/w-d-xo.html
@@jimafcarbon4433 Thanks! I'm going to build one. Just wish I had my mill here (its in storage in another state) BUT I do have my lathe here.
@coloradocj243 they can be made with basic tools, just a lot more time consuming
@@coloradocj243 ah ha! Found ya !
So kool but in Australia it’s not permitted
Some of the best homemade guns are built in countries where firearms are completely illegal for civilians
The first one you made you said it had problems with the hammer being light i think if you added something for weight like thicken back of the hammer abit where youre thumb pulls it back
@@tyladube801 I changed to a much heavier spring. But a heavier hammer would help without making it almost difficult to cock.
@@tyladube801 but widening it where the spur is, would both help with the weight and look better too.
@@jimafcarbon4433 yes my exact thoughts on that
@tyladube801 I'm bad about the final 3-5% of finishing a project. Once it works 90% and doesn't look like ish, I move on to one of the 50 other projects I have on the back burner.
@@jimafcarbon4433 I'm the same way sometimes 😂
I have a Remington Nylon 66/22lr barrel that would some pretty cool barrels for these. Let me know if you're interested in working something out.
Those barrels are probably worth something to anyone fixing old nylon 66's. I wonder if there are any nylon 66 groups, maybe a subreddit.
@jimafcarbon4433 I took the parts that were good to a gun show, but I don't imagine people are missing a barrel, it seems like other parts would be lost like the tubular stock magazine or whatever you call it. Charging handles things like that get lost.
@jerrydonquixote5927 yeah, barrels and receivers sell last. Too bad it's a parts gun. Those Nylon 66's were pretty cool guns, especially for the time.
Which metal is used in this for (barrel and side plates) ?
The first one was junk hot rolled a36 with unknown alloy barrel.
Nice work. How did you do the sights? Are they pressed in, glued in, silver soldered, etc?
Threaded. The first one was a mid bead for a shotgun. The second I made from scratch. Both 3-56 threaded
I have so many questions ! I have 3 weeks off coming up, going to try to build one during that time.I've downloaded the templates, but they don't have much detail - any chance you can go into more detail on the drilling / reaming / rifling that you mention in one of the comments before this one ? I am also particularly interested in how you bore the step for the cartridge rim
TH-cam doesn't allow the "how-to" type of videos for guns. Rumble, Odysee and others do offer more instructional videos. As for the chamber for the casing, I use a proper chamber reamer. It can be done with a drill bit, but the quality will be diminished.
I found the Clymer chamber reamer, still need to get barrel reamers. started roughing in the pieces. The .32 -- is it .32 short or long ? @@jimafcarbon4433
I found a 32 h&r chamber reamer. That allows 32s&w, 32 s&w long and 32 h&r
You mentioned you drilled an reemed it to 22lr. What tools did you use to achieve this
I drill, ream and chanber in a lathe. I have a Grizzly lathe (cheap Chinese import) but it gets the job done. I knew I'd build multiple 22's, so I bought a .2160 ream for the bore and a Clymer 22 chamber ream. I have Manson too. The rifling buttons from ebay work well enough. For a one off DIY, buy a used barrel from ebay or a gunshow. Otherwise, the barrel liners work very well. I have a video on Rumble where I rifle a barrel. I need to video the whole process. TH-cam does not allow such content. They are not friends to the 2a Content creators.
How do you line up the sight for accuracy a ruler or what ?
Measure 8 or 10 times and then still question it. Maybe I need a better method. 🤔 seriously though. I spend 10x the amount of time setting it up than the actual work takes to complete.
I would be willing to buy your plans do I can scratch build s few 22's. I love them.
The plans are free. And they've been around a long time. Professor Parabellum's Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7. These are variants of Model 1. Kits are sold by Excalibur. But DIY is the best!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe these are Model 2 variants, not Model 1.
What size pipe did you use for the barrel my friend
These were all made from solid stock. Drilled, reamed, chambered and button rifled. TH-cam deleted those videos, but Rumble has them!
hey are you going to make the sheet metal derringer model 3 one day?
Well, "one day" I'll get around to making all of them ! I have a couple Model 1 derringers I built from kits. I'd like to do at least one from scratch.
@@jimafcarbon4433 Cool! i just ask becuase the model 3 looks very simple to make and i be cuirous if you put a enjetor on it.
@tommyadkins844 oh it would be easier than the model 2 for sure.
Can you link some blue prints?
Search for "Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7" this is Model 2
Can you build a few for me 👍
I don't sell anything here. I'm only here to inspire others to take on a build of their own !
Is this homemade gun ?
Yup, all are variants of Model 2 from Professor Parabellum's Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7
Wood it be possible to make a 9mm flobert pistol like dat
I'm sure. I've looked at some other cartridges. Not a lot, common in the US, would make much sense. I really like the Lil rimfire 9mm flobert shotshells, but in the US, they are rather pricey when available which isn't regularly.
Well I'm from Canada Quebec and 9mm flobert She'll are 32 Caliber rimfire
@@JosephElliottRoy I really like those lil shells. I wish they were cheaper and more available in the US.
I've always thought an old Remington #4 Rolling Block in 32 rimfire would be a cool 9mm flobert conversion.
are those mini guns considered firearms
Yes they are. Anything capable of firing modern cartridges is a firearm.
What springs did you use in the ones with 1/8” center plates
Sorry, wish I could help more. This was just a random spring I had in my collection of springs. I do remember trying several before I settled on this one.
@@jimafcarbon4433 yeah I can’t find one that is strong enough with just 1/8 of clearance. I’ve tried linking two together with no luck I’ll keep looking. Worst case scenario I can just run a rubber band up under the barrel
@@butternutbestboy1251 I removed some material from the inside of the side plates. More clearance for the spring.
@@jimafcarbon4433 well my side plates are also 1/8 since that’s all I had so idk how much I’ll be able to take out
@butternutbestboy1251 if you put grips on it, you can take as much as you need. All 1/8" of each side plate if necessary. Grips would make it better anyway if those weren't already in the plans.
Would you make one for me?
Sorry, I dont sell anything here. These are custom DIY projects based on Professor Parabellum's Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7. 100 hours or more easily in each of these. Attempting to produce them for sale would require drastically changes in design and manufacturing to be feasible. As is, time wise they would have to sell for $500 or more and they aren't worth $500 . They are best left as a fun DIY project.
can you send me a plan how to make it
Google "Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7" this is Model 2
Please give me one
Nah, the joy is in the build. I'm just here to inspire others to take on a build of their own.
Você deveria tomar um remédio para diminuir seus movimentos as pessoas querem ver com detalhes você fica sacudindo o objeto como se você falassem com você mesmo.
I might need medication.
Shop Drawings ?
Look up "Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms vol 7" these are Model 2 from those plans. Admittedly, those plans are terrible, but they'll give you a decent starting point for a fully DIY build. I have a bunch of videos and shorts on these builds in varying stages of completion. TH-cam terms of service doesn't allow "how-to's" for firearms, but other places like Rumble and Odysee do.
Oder ?
No, the are home lmade from plans designed to be easily homemade with basic tools. The joy of shooting them is only realized if you make one yourself !
Sell me one?
DIY ! Half the fun is in building it yourself. That joy is paid 2 fold every time you shoot it.
I don't have the means. I have the ability but live in a tiny Airbnb with no access to a shop.
@@officialwildcardadventures you need friends !
@@jimafcarbon4433 that sounds like a headache. Lol
@@officialwildcardadventures sometimes it's a headache having a shop full of machinery. Everyone wants a "favor" use $20k worth of machinery for 10 hours to make a part ya could have bought for $10 to fox something ya should have thrown away. But it's nice to have the option.
Plane pilots are jelly. He can say "uhh" more then them
I don't do scripts, retakes or over dub my audio. I'm far from a professional creator. I'm just here hoping to inspire other to take on builds of their own.
@@jimafcarbon4433 thank you man for doing that. I actually am working on a model 2 darringer
@@Speedysun132 nice! Please post a video. I love seeing how others approach this design. TH-cam community standards agreement doesn't allow "how-to" videos for guns. But places like Rumble and Odysee do. Just some options if you need a little help. BTW, I wasn't a pilot, but I was in the AF and talked to pilots a lot!
@@jimafcarbon4433 I will definelty post a video!
зачем ?
Just a simple design to be Homemade.
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