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Working paper guns

This kid makes functioning guns out of paper. Right now he’s working on an AK. I just started following his videos and there pretty cool. I believe he has a video of 1911 firing and cycling a round with primer and paper bullet.

http://www.youtube.com/user/Tacome1942#p/a/u/0/wr1XkS0IjDc

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Pretty creative. when he learns about pullin his stump the paper guns will be out the window. 😆

Probly come up with some crazy stuff for that HUH! 😯

update 21: hammer spring

Dam guys , need to look closer!

I wonder if I can make a trigger group for the Condor that way? LOL

Thats pretty neat. Nuts, but neat.

update 19 and 20

Where is the paper spring?

Update 18 (extractor and ejector check)

Yeah, can you see him shooting big bullets?

He tries to go thug, pulls up to one of the guys at school bullying him for being a total geek, and whips out his paper handgun (which he was able to sneak past the schools metal detectors) and shoots it at the guy.

“Think I’m a nerd now?” BOOOOOM

This looks like the “full load” you were talking about, props to him

Dave

Ive only seen him fire a paper bullet with a .45 shell and primer. Here is that link

towards the end he talks about doing a full load, not sure if he did it or not.

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Can’t imagine it will fire without killing the operator. What’s the pressure rating of a 5.56?

Lots. 😆

28,000-48,000psi…

Think about how fiberglass or any other composite is made. Paper and a resin or glue is no different.

Can’t imagine it will fire without killing the operator. What’s the pressure rating of a 5.56?

It doesn’t sound like paper, but if you look close on certain parts you can see all the layers. What else could it be? He’s got quite a few guns and been doing this for a while. If its not hes got me stumped. What has to be done to make this something restricted by ATF, or is he already broke that law?

You’d be amazed what you can do with some paper and superglue or just regular white glue. Also hot glue from a glue gun works wonders with paper if your looking to make something strong and solid..

I have made a bunch of prototypes made from paper and cardboard of objects that have complex curves. A few were strong enough to support a couple hundred pounds and if glossy coated and soaked in superglue they felt and sounded more like plastic than paper.

I though the same thing at first… 😆

You could be right though…

It sure sounds like it isn’t paper… 😕 😯

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