Excellent work man, I'm eager to see how it performs. I've got a long boi myself and I agree getting those pins out is a pain in the rear. Keep it up, love your work.
Its really cool to see the 3D print community. But im a guy that is looking at how "real" guns are made. Not that 3D printed ones are unreal. But you get the idea. :P Im looking at vacuum casting steel parts like trigger pieces. And im not looking at how to machine an aluminum wax mold. So i can use that to make the plaster mold for the steel casting. Thats how they do the gunparts you put in your 3D print!! So yeah, once ive got all the good stuff, ill look to see if i can bring you guys the technology. I already did a study on how to make barrels, and its online, its on grabcad. Also how to make ammunition from scratch. The only thing is. You do need a lathe and a mill at the very least, and you need to make a kiln... and a muffling kiln.. Well the reward is that you can make top of the notch firearms, and that is the piece you put on your 3D print.. Yeah, just so you know, i want to keep guns an option to anyone that really wants to have it. Because i think a free world needs that. Love it of hate it. Im not going into politics of course. :) Thats how people stay happy. :D Greetings, Jeff
Can you design a Sig P320 Grip frame that accepts Glock mags? Since p320 grip frames don't require a serial number as well and also they are becoming one of the most popular pistols on the market. There is money to be made there. Also a Dredd themed frame would be amazing!
Whenever I print ar 15 lowers everything works great on installation up until the buffer tube the threads are way too tight and it never would go straight does anyone have any tips on how to fix this thank you
A suggestion: for states like Washington that arguably require a chunk of stainless for self-printed DIY stuff, why not make the weight section on your chungus style designs capable of having that brick of stainless.
Does the WA language actually require stainless steel, or just a certain mass of metal equivalent to 3.7oz of stainless? That's how the federal statute is written. If that's the case, this will fit about 4 oz of tungsten even in this single weight channel.
@@booliganshootingsports I thought it was mirroring the federal, mass equivalency in a metal detector with undefined settings gibberish. However, The last time I looked into it, I found that I was wrong, and they had a specific requirement for an engraved block of SS being integral to printed or other DIY plastic guns. The point was mostly to make a P80 unmarketable, and they impose criminal liability on the seller of the kit if it ends up in a felon in possession of a... situation. I'll try to find the statute later if you are interested in this. I do want to make a clear directive whitepaper for how a WA citizen can comply (if they want to). I have a license on the line, so I will keep my descriptions general until I do the homework and proper legal analysis. When I do so, I'll use my name, and stick a license on it. I keep this account seperate from my professional stuff. Is there an email addy on your website I could send that to when I get it done? WA law on firearms stuff is mostly free state, but recent ramdowns have mostly served to make the rules confusing- and that's for me as a legal beagle. In the end you can still do most of what you want, but they make it seem like you can't. Non compliance is near 100% for some of the law that passed in the last decade. It's just confusing and impractical and no one, including LE can believe the law actually says what it does. So they just ignore. (Referring to the specific mechanics of what constitutes an unlawful transfer since circa 2013 or 2014?) For metal frame DIY, you can definitely still do it, but they impose retroactive liability if a felon ends up in possession to the maker, and to the seller of the supplies. They make it seem as though there is a marking requirement, and that that marking has to go through a 4473, but there is no process to transfer a DIY item via 4473 when you follow the process tree, and also the marking can't get into a search or into their recording structure without a transfer... It's a circular logic loop. However, on close application, DIY with metal receiver needn't have the markings, unless it transfers, or retroactively ends up in felon hands. It's always legal until it never was....
@@booliganshootingsports apps.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=9.41.010 subsections 33 and 35 are most relevant to this subsection. Without giving full legal analysis, the upshot is that this language is similar to the federal, but addition of some commas and "or" makes it ambiguous whether each subcomponent listed must be individually detectable to that standard. I would argue that the answer is NO, but I would also warn that that someone could be charged under that section, and the other statutes which this definition is for. The markings aspect which (35) sets up is a tricky process to comply. Bottom line You don't need markings unless you transfer it or it ends up in prohibited possessor hands (including by theft). You can't get markings on DIY, that comply. No one who is licenced as a manufacturer is going to want to put his name on a home done hack job, and take all that risk and nonsense on the line, and if you do, then a 4473 has to happen, so it's pointless. So DIY is legal, but you carry risk that it can become retroactively illegal if someone else gets your gun.
@booIiganshootingsports I finally decided to do an AR 410 build, inspired by your videos, Im just waiting on parts. One question tho, will an AR-410 also fire 45 long colt? Maybe not from the stock mags, the rounds are a little short, but I'm sure someone could design and 3d print a new mag or even an insert for existing .410 mags... I wonder....
the bounty hunters gun in, I Come In Peace, or .22lr minigun, belt fed of course. I wonder what 30 22lr's feel like when fired together? 🤔😏 kind of a .22 scattergun🤑
Man all i can say is how do you come across so many guns like i have a small collection. A lot smaller than what you have but my guns price range's $100 to almost $400. Ive never spent $400 on a gun they are so expensive its not even funny. I have a decent job but everyone has bills and other things. Im still new to your channel as well and im trying to figure out what it is that you do and im guessing you build gun accessories? Not sure but some ive seen look really awesome and would love to know more preferably have something made.
I designed this gun. That’s what I do, I design and build gun frames and accessories and release the files to the public so they can make them at home.
@@booliganshootingsports well i think thats awesome what you do. What you mean by files is like a blue print? Cause i was thinking you made them and sold them. If not you should cause you would make some good money. A lot of your stuff looks really cool. Also i wasnt trying to bash your single shot 12 gauge earlier. I was assuming you bought it like that and i was stating that i wouldn't own it cause you was talking about the tax on it was more than the cost of the gun. So i was meaning it would be cheaper to buy a double barrel. I thought it looked really cool.
This looks awesome man, I'm wanting to get into 3d printing but I'm just not really sure where to start. You know Ruger has the Standard Tapco stock, where on the lower picatinnay rail, it has a cover that also slides off by lifting the tab up and off the rail.
You do understand that the term "illegal" refers to a contract don't you? it doesn't mean unlawful. People really do need to stop being sheep and ask "who's new rules" and why do they apply to me as I did not sign a contract. For something to against the law there has to be a victim, no victim no crime.
I mean, Merriam-Webster disagrees, lol. Illegal :not according to or authorized by law: It has nothing to do with a contract. Laws suck and we don’t want to follow them, I get it. That’s why it’s important to fight unjust interpretations and extensions of existing laws like the proposed brace rule change. If you get picked up with an illegal SBR, feel free to try your “I never agreed to this contract” defense, and let me know on 10 years how well it works out for you, lol.
@@booliganshootingsports If you think someone else can write a rule on a piece of paper and make you follow it, then enjoy being a slave. Just think about it.
@@TheRealSovereignProject We live in a country with a rule of law, with powers to create and enforce legislation granted in the Constitution. Again, you do you, live your life. Best of luck using your hilariously naïve worldview as a defense if you get caught breaking those laws.
@@booliganshootingsports Actually you live in a corporation with a rule of legislation. Your constitution says “the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed” yet you have 28,000 gun legislation's on your books, that’s some serious infringement. At what point do you wake up? At what point do you realise you’ve been had? If the American people don’t wake up and take back their sovereignty, they’ll have no guns at all by the year 2030. Remember, your country was founded by saying no to English Monarchy Rule, don’t you think it’s time you said no to corporate rule? Anyway, good luck, I hope America wakes up, but I fear it won’t. I don't know what will happen first, you lose your guns, or your dollar collapses.
I’d buy that for a dollar.
Ooh a new toy
That’s about how much it would cost to print
And I’d print that for about $0.87. Hahaha
I'd buy it for 2.
Reminds me a bit of the Fallout 10mm.
A Desert Eagle with some custom parts would make a good 10mm
Me too lol
@@no-barknoonan8798 No bark is the best character no question
@@mikeferguson1833 Who sent you? I ain't talkin'.
@@no-barknoonan8798 I don’t mean any harm.
10mm Fallout pistol imminent
Love your channel, appreciate you mentioning the brace debacle. Keep up the great content.
If you haven’t seen it, I prepared a full video where I reviewed the proposal and gave some talking points for people to make in their own comments.
Im not a gun person at all. The creativeness of this person is amazing.
This is awesome dude. Can you try and do something similar to judge dredds gun in the newer Dredd movie?
I’ve already got a design almost done for the Lawgiver II from the Stallone Dredd movie, I suppose I could work on one from the Urban movie lol.
@@booliganshootingsports that would be so awesome man, love your channel🙏
Excellent work man, I'm eager to see how it performs. I've got a long boi myself and I agree getting those pins out is a pain in the rear. Keep it up, love your work.
Check out my prior video on the "Le Gros Chungus" frame I did for this same platform, the thing shoots so great.
Can we get that in a Glock 17? EDIT: oh, sweet!
I’m already extremely glad I found your channel. Top tier content.
Hands down My Favorite design you've shown us! Great work bud!
Its really cool to see the 3D print community. But im a guy that is looking at how "real" guns are made. Not that 3D printed ones are unreal. But you get the idea. :P
Im looking at vacuum casting steel parts like trigger pieces. And im not looking at how to machine an aluminum wax mold. So i can use that to make the plaster mold for the steel casting. Thats how they do the gunparts you put in your 3D print!! So yeah, once ive got all the good stuff, ill look to see if i can bring you guys the technology. I already did a study on how to make barrels, and its online, its on grabcad. Also how to make ammunition from scratch. The only thing is. You do need a lathe and a mill at the very least, and you need to make a kiln... and a muffling kiln.. Well the reward is that you can make top of the notch firearms, and that is the piece you put on your 3D print..
Yeah, just so you know, i want to keep guns an option to anyone that really wants to have it. Because i think a free world needs that. Love it of hate it. Im not going into politics of course. :) Thats how people stay happy. :D
Greetings,
Jeff
that'd look sick with an Osprey suppressor.
You looks like some black ops 3 pistol or something
Can you design a Sig P320 Grip frame that accepts Glock mags?
Since p320 grip frames don't require a serial number as well and also they are becoming one of the most popular pistols on the market. There is money to be made there.
Also a Dredd themed frame would be amazing!
Very nice!
I do love beefy pistol
YAY thank you for the 17!!!
Whenever I print ar 15 lowers everything works great on installation up until the buffer tube the threads are way too tight and it never would go straight does anyone have any tips on how to fix this thank you
You could remix the model so the buffer threads are replaced by a castle nut that is epoxied into the frame?
Let's not forget about the redefining of frames!!!
That Mac-11 looks dope. I wonder if you could use it as the basis for a short barrel 3d printed Tommy Gun.
Can you join the beta for the "maxim 9" integrally suppressed pistol? It should release on July 4th
A suggestion: for states like Washington that arguably require a chunk of stainless for self-printed DIY stuff, why not make the weight section on your chungus style designs capable of having that brick of stainless.
Does the WA language actually require stainless steel, or just a certain mass of metal equivalent to 3.7oz of stainless? That's how the federal statute is written. If that's the case, this will fit about 4 oz of tungsten even in this single weight channel.
@@booliganshootingsports I thought it was mirroring the federal, mass equivalency in a metal detector with undefined settings gibberish. However, The last time I looked into it, I found that I was wrong, and they had a specific requirement for an engraved block of SS being integral to printed or other DIY plastic guns. The point was mostly to make a P80 unmarketable, and they impose criminal liability on the seller of the kit if it ends up in a felon in possession of a... situation. I'll try to find the statute later if you are interested in this. I do want to make a clear directive whitepaper for how a WA citizen can comply (if they want to). I have a license on the line, so I will keep my descriptions general until I do the homework and proper legal analysis. When I do so, I'll use my name, and stick a license on it. I keep this account seperate from my professional stuff. Is there an email addy on your website I could send that to when I get it done? WA law on firearms stuff is mostly free state, but recent ramdowns have mostly served to make the rules confusing- and that's for me as a legal beagle. In the end you can still do most of what you want, but they make it seem like you can't. Non compliance is near 100% for some of the law that passed in the last decade. It's just confusing and impractical and no one, including LE can believe the law actually says what it does. So they just ignore. (Referring to the specific mechanics of what constitutes an unlawful transfer since circa 2013 or 2014?)
For metal frame DIY, you can definitely still do it, but they impose retroactive liability if a felon ends up in possession to the maker, and to the seller of the supplies. They make it seem as though there is a marking requirement, and that that marking has to go through a 4473, but there is no process to transfer a DIY item via 4473 when you follow the process tree, and also the marking can't get into a search or into their recording structure without a transfer... It's a circular logic loop. However, on close application, DIY with metal receiver needn't have the markings, unless it transfers, or retroactively ends up in felon hands. It's always legal until it never was....
@@booliganshootingsports apps.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=9.41.010 subsections 33 and 35 are most relevant to this subsection. Without giving full legal analysis, the upshot is that this language is similar to the federal, but addition of some commas and "or" makes it ambiguous whether each subcomponent listed must be individually detectable to that standard. I would argue that the answer is NO, but I would also warn that that someone could be charged under that section, and the other statutes which this definition is for. The markings aspect which (35) sets up is a tricky process to comply. Bottom line You don't need markings unless you transfer it or it ends up in prohibited possessor hands (including by theft). You can't get markings on DIY, that comply. No one who is licenced as a manufacturer is going to want to put his name on a home done hack job, and take all that risk and nonsense on the line, and if you do, then a 4473 has to happen, so it's pointless. So DIY is legal, but you carry risk that it can become retroactively illegal if someone else gets your gun.
Interesting stuff, and not surprising that it's almost completely impossible to figure out how to follow it, lol.
I’ve been trying to get one of those slides for a while now. 400$ just ain’t gona happen. When the price drops back to normal I will be getting one.
Oooh a new toy
Do you plan on doing an alofs reloading mechanism on the sbs?
Lord and savior
Oh cool
Can you do a mag plate extension for the forty ?
Sick!
You should consider halo style builds...
@booIiganshootingsports I finally decided to do an AR 410 build, inspired by your videos, Im just waiting on parts. One question tho, will an AR-410 also fire 45 long colt? Maybe not from the stock mags, the rounds are a little short, but I'm sure someone could design and 3d print a new mag or even an insert for existing .410 mags... I wonder....
It’s a smoothbore and not the correct bore diameter to fit or shoot .45 LC
@@booliganshootingsports unfortunate
the bounty hunters gun in,
I Come In Peace, or .22lr minigun, belt fed of course. I wonder what 30 22lr's feel like when fired together? 🤔😏 kind of a .22 scattergun🤑
Bounty hunters gun is a calico and I believe they started making them again a few years ago
I left a comment pretty clever if I do say so myself
"Come and get it"
Nice
You have some really nice firearms I would like to know more on the Russian rifle that has a magazine
That's my Mosin, I've got an old video on it on the channel.
Have you done any tempering with boiling water?
Never unbracing my space gat! Submit comments people!!! And stop electing cowards too.
ps…Great design btw
Stock it
@@M1rr0rr0rr1M I’m not a fan of permission slips
@@comeoutandpla I didn't say to sbr it. I said to stock it
Roboboi.
Have you considered doing a berreta or taurus 92 frame
Actually working on one right this second 👍
@@booliganshootingsports that is awesome and thanks for replying
Man all i can say is how do you come across so many guns like i have a small collection. A lot smaller than what you have but my guns price range's $100 to almost $400. Ive never spent $400 on a gun they are so expensive its not even funny. I have a decent job but everyone has bills and other things. Im still new to your channel as well and im trying to figure out what it is that you do and im guessing you build gun accessories? Not sure but some ive seen look really awesome and would love to know more preferably have something made.
I designed this gun. That’s what I do, I design and build gun frames and accessories and release the files to the public so they can make them at home.
@@booliganshootingsports well i think thats awesome what you do. What you mean by files is like a blue print? Cause i was thinking you made them and sold them. If not you should cause you would make some good money. A lot of your stuff looks really cool. Also i wasnt trying to bash your single shot 12 gauge earlier. I was assuming you bought it like that and i was stating that i wouldn't own it cause you was talking about the tax on it was more than the cost of the gun. So i was meaning it would be cheaper to buy a double barrel. I thought it looked really cool.
I release the printable files for free. These are largely 3D printed frames and receivers.
👍
I really really really wish you would upload your files
I upload all of my files. This one is just waiting for DetDisp to publicly release the base file.
@@booliganshootingsports is this uploaded and if so link?
@@Graffitiluva all of my completed files are on Booligancustomgunworks.com
please get closer up on the guns we wanna see them up close thanks
What printer are you using?
Ender 3 V2 for this frame.
What type of resin do you use to print these frames?
It’s FDM, not Resin. I use PLA+
@@booliganshootingsports nice thank you!
This looks awesome man, I'm wanting to get into 3d printing but I'm just not really sure where to start. You know Ruger has the Standard Tapco stock, where on the lower picatinnay rail, it has a cover that also slides off by lifting the tab up and off the rail.
Yeah, a one piece "sprung" latch built into the design is likely what I'll end up doing.
@Julian I just got into in a couple months ago there are tons of startup guides check Ctrl pew startup good
Think you'd ever do one for an XDM?
Parts kits exist for XDs, if someone were to whip up a workable base geometry for it, it would be easy to tweak it and play with it.
@@booliganshootingsports I'd love one of these for my 10mm
Harganya brpa
Shut up and take my money
Fallout New Vegas..
You do understand that the term "illegal" refers to a contract don't you? it doesn't mean unlawful. People really do need to stop being sheep and ask "who's new rules" and why do they apply to me as I did not sign a contract. For something to against the law there has to be a victim, no victim no crime.
I mean, Merriam-Webster disagrees, lol.
Illegal
:not according to or authorized by law:
It has nothing to do with a contract. Laws suck and we don’t want to follow them, I get it. That’s why it’s important to fight unjust interpretations and extensions of existing laws like the proposed brace rule change. If you get picked up with an illegal SBR, feel free to try your “I never agreed to this contract” defense, and let me know on 10 years how well it works out for you, lol.
@@booliganshootingsports If you think someone else can write a rule on a piece of paper and make you follow it, then enjoy being a slave. Just think about it.
@@TheRealSovereignProject We live in a country with a rule of law, with powers to create and enforce legislation granted in the Constitution. Again, you do you, live your life. Best of luck using your hilariously naïve worldview as a defense if you get caught breaking those laws.
@@booliganshootingsports Actually you live in a corporation with a rule of legislation. Your constitution says “the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed” yet you have 28,000 gun legislation's on your books, that’s some serious infringement. At what point do you wake up? At what point do you realise you’ve been had? If the American people don’t wake up and take back their sovereignty, they’ll have no guns at all by the year 2030.
Remember, your country was founded by saying no to English Monarchy Rule, don’t you think it’s time you said no to corporate rule?
Anyway, good luck, I hope America wakes up, but I fear it won’t. I don't know what will happen first, you lose your guns, or your dollar collapses.
atf wants to know your location
This is like the LEAST interesting thing that I build as far as the ATF is concerned.
Find us the cheapest build
These were one of the cheapest builds until PSR made a video about them.
Sell that