DIY Sheet Metal Self-Loading Pistol ... Episode I (the magazine)
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- Опубликовано: 26 дек 2015
- One garage guy's attempt at building a semi-auto pistol from common plans available everywhere. I start with the magazine. Complete photo log at...
picasaweb.google.com/10108359...
or Google photo's...
goo.gl/photos/6zjPF9grJyv3sRte7
Plans...
www.mediafire.com/view/8ddbm8v... 
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I watch it many times thank you sir for your brilliant idea you are so genius im satisfied for your work thank you
Man, you're the best! I was in love with this project, and even without any condition and knowledge I will put it into practice. SHOW, Sensational! I loved the templates in the measures and all very detailed, I dreamed the whole life with it! hahahahah Hug.
Thanks sir. I'm happy you enjoyed.
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Amigão , Com ferramentas de torneiro é muito fácil construir .
Awesome works...how did you bend the sheet metal?
Very nice!
I also deal with it
have a nice time
Very informative idol.. Sending support to your channel
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would you have the 22 rifle mold?
very good
what is mild stell sheet?
Teria o molde do carregador do rifle 22 Itajubá
How to get the drawing pages
Great work! I Don't suppose you would attempt to make a rare rifle magazine for me? I would pay of course.
Brother, please, can you send me the details and required measurements? I am in dire need of the measurements
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Bhai I want 9 mm magzine ..how to buy
Coloca esse pdf pra baixar.
0puedes hacer una especificado como hacer el cargador
vc faz um ferro completo por quanto eu quero 1 mas com pente
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Clinton Westwood is my favorite.....! Western! kkkkk , like!
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All right! This is going to be awsome!
I'm looking to make a magazine for my rifle, any tips? Playing around only, where did you get the diagram?
thats a great start! I can see it will have a better finish too, haha
BRO!! This is looking bloody brilliant! I have these plans too but i honestly think the guys own example is a bit rough and it cinda put me off trying to build it....But NOW after seeing your beautiful work im thinking of making it for one of my projects. 1,000,000+ thumbs up from me!!!
+dutchgunnerNstuffNZ Thanks sir. Here's a look from today. About another weeks worth of work left.
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There's like no comparing lol! one looks like a piece of slag and yours looks like its almost ready to be put into mass production. Just SWEET!!! im so happy i subscribed to your channel. can't wait for the firing test.
Clinton Westwood Im gonna put this ass my new screensaver ;P
Don't let the looks of the original put you off on building it dude. t put me off on it and after watching this series I went and took another look at it. The guy who designed it your very right it looked baaaad and honestly the one he constructed was a dummy gun from near as I can tell. Clinton took the idea and ran with it and proved it a working design as the original design calls for slight changes here and there to get it working with real ammo.
I just assumed he created a non-firing prototype and Clinton made an actual firing prototype and provided us all with proof of concept. Clinton's advancement on this particular gun is miles ahead of the original but like all decent designed firearms they all had to start somewhere. What Clinton has done here is something truly exceptional because he gave us a much better looking base design to work from so any new ideas incorporated will only serve to further advance the design.
Mine right now is halfway there. I am not ashamed to say it was a second attempt as I tried to speed through it and to get a gun that both looks good and works and fires more than one shot takes a lot of patience and time. Some things I thought I got built "good enough" ended in total disaster as trying to speed through caused me to produce a frame that was off center and warped, deep tool marks and unmatching proportions of parts that were meant to be identical. The only thing salvageable in the original was all the fire control pack and trigger and that was simply due to them not being formed all the way. I have now moved onto a method of grinding down most of the material and then shaping to match with hand files. This works well for me as it allows me to fine tune parts during the building phase and also leaves me able to think about what I want to do and what I want to change to make the gun perform better and look better. I have also since went to using car steel (axles leaf springs etc etc) to build a lot of the gun so it lasts and does not run into parts needing to be remade due to it being made from a lower grade steel. If it is a part susceptible to high pressure or wear it gets made from car steel if not it is made from mild steel.
Again don't let the design put you off as the design is sound and is actually a pretty smart design and pretty well thought out and will actually surprise you while making it of how decent of a design it is. Much like most of professor parabellum's designs what they lack in beauty they make up for in the design. You just got to barrel through it and make sure your family knows you will be using a lot of your spare time to build it. I started mine telling my wife I would like to work on making a working pistol she understands it is a hobby I like to do and the more I build the better they get and she supports my efforts all the way and will even let me know if I am rushing things a bit. Yeah I got a great big I told you so when it didn't come out good the first time and yes she did in fact try to stop me from speeding through it.
Also a couple of tips in my building I noticed a couple areas that could be made from aluminum to help the pistol drop more weight like the outer portion of the fire control pack, trigger (if you have 1/4 thick aluminum), trigger bar, magazine floor plate but that is all I was comfortable making from aluminum and just make sure if making the trigger bar from aluminum the contact surface of the bar and the sear is perfect and polished and smooth as they are two different metals and if not done that way the steel sear will cause the trigger bar to grind itself down. The inserts I used 1/8 inch aluminum which is close to the original ones.
Good Luck on your build hope to see it soon.
Great idea, I will follow along.
What type of sheet metal you use for magazine??It got to be spring steel,certain type of carbon steel..
Excellent video, I enjoyed it. I learned a lot of new thing to improve my shooting thanks so much.
beautiful mag
magazine very nice bro
Is anyway to make a knurling on magazine body??
very nicely done sir
Thank you. This was a very engaging and fun project.
Anyone know the name of the track deep sleep ?
Very nice work. Is it possible to do a double stack magazine or is there some pain-in-the-ass-process that hinders that?
I believe the best solution would be to make an extended mag to increase its capacity to 10 rds. this way an extension for the 'ring' finger could be included at the same time.
A double stack would require increasing the width of the grip and probably the frame as well, doable, but why reinvent the gun when there is an easier solution?
I've been searching for two or three mags for my FIE Àwith no success and the ones that are available are simply priced too high so my option is to make my own.
Just for info I already have a form which I made from a section of stainless steel and looks more than viable and will be capable of holding seven rounds.
Hopefully Numrich Arms will have the stings I need or worse case scenario I will cannibalize a couple of mags for an AR-7 I no longer have.
Excelentes vídeos, quisiera un tutorial para un magazine de una llama .380 de la primera generación. O que publicarás las medidas del magazine por favor
So by chance, what material did you use for the spring? I just need to figure out where to source it.
+Tater79bj .032" music wire. Sourced it at a hobby shop. Probably available at a craft store as well.
+Clinton Westwood awesome! thank you. I am following your techniques, and changes to the plan. It's coming along nicely. Advice for any wanting to do this, the key with this build is to take your time, and think things through before you cut or grind anything, be precise.
Any hardware store should be able to supply music wire in assorted gauges.
Looks very good. I liked the "mill". I have done about the same.
+GunFun ZS Yeah, I know and you probably know as well, you shouldn't use a drill press as a mill. But for light duty, small pieces, you can dodge the bullet:)
Next thing they will tell me that a drill press + a bastard file does not equal a lathe.
+GunFun ZS Haters are going to hate!
Taters gonna tate. err Tot.
+GunFun ZS I just died this to turn down the latch for the cap gun I'm making.. press and file to turn down.. lol
oooo! that's gonna be a beauty.. lol lil .25's
Hello I am at this stag in building the same pistol. Is there any reason you curved the front of the magazine? The templates seem to make it seem as if they are simply folded along the lines to for a square box magazine. Was this solely for cosmetic reasons?
It was a choice I made that fit the profile of the round better. It was just as easy to form it that way as making it square.
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can u tell me the size piano wire u used i spent 30 dollars on the wrong size it was 2 thin what size did u use
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Did u finish it
thats cool.
+Adam Pasquale Oh friend, there's lots more to catch up on:)
how did you make, so that the follower wouldnt get kicked by the spring. how have you done so that it stops when the magazine is discharged
+leon luis kevin sa brum petsch The follower is wider than the feed lips. It can't escape. It has to be inserted from the bottom.
+Clinton Westwood that is right xD, thank you. i havent noticed that the feeding lips were slightly bent at the video. thank you. know i just need to know how to get the bullets xD. if you know how to make your own, id apreciate some tips
i heard that you can use blackpowder and toy gun caps to make them
If the magazine lips were not bent inward, there would be nothing to prevent all the ammunition simply flying out the top. Anyone with more than comic book knowledge of firearms should know this. If that is your level of firearms knowledge, the prospects for making your own are virtually hopeless.
A blackpowder automatic would function for very few shots before powder fouling would jam the action, which is why automatic weapons weren't practical till the invention of smokeless powders. Why do you not have access to loaded cartridges? Are you in prison?
If you are planning to make your own black powder? It's not as simple as just mixing three powdered materials together. My advice is to forget it and take up archery or learn to throw stones with a sling.
"Bullets" are the projectiles. You want "cartridges", which are made up of the cartridge case (or 'shell'), powder charge, bullet and primer.
Making cartridges from scratch, will require a lathe to turn individula cases from brass (or perhaps aluminum) bar stock. This is not how it is done commercially but an individual who can't get cartridges can't begin to imagine affording the equipment to form commercial-style cases. Did you plan to make a mold to cast your own bullets?
I won't say you're facing an impossible task because with sufficient knowledge and just hand tools, some amazing things have been done.
But given your obvious lack of knowledge of the subject, to be as optomistic as possible, I would say you are years away from creating even a single-shot blackpowder firearm.
What diameter of the steel wire used to make the comb spring
I'll check. Can't remember. I'm an old guy.
Clinton Westwood OK . Thank you very much sir you are a very clever beautiful project !!!
.032" thick. Seems to work at this size.
I need a 30 round mag .22LR made
OK i got them :)
that the material used for the inner spring ?
+Luis asd .32" music wire
+Clinton Westwood where I can get it? or that instrument is used regularly ?
+Luis asd Hobby store. Often used in model aircraft builds. They have short lengths. You can buy it at industrial supply housed, in 100' lengths:(
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I see what you mean about sparse planes. Guess if you are not showing a working pistol then one might tend to skimp on the planes.
Were can you get the plans ?? :)
www.weaponeer.net//uploads/files/31481/5C358_The_DIY_Sheet_Metal_Self-Loading_Pistol_Practical_Scrap_Metal_Small_Arms.pdf
+Clayton Harper Those are the ones. Beautifully rendered:)
+Clayton Harper Thx
may i get the blueprint?
Check out the link in the video description.
can you make an extended clip for me
+kendal thompson Using the techniques shown, it wouldn't be too difficult. I can't do it for you because I have no intention of manufacturing anything for anyone but myself. But, I can answer any questions you may have if you try it on your own.
+Clinton Westwood I liked your answer.
oye men eres el mejor canal para instrucciones pero tengo una duda sobre los cargadores estoy trabajando en una ingram 9mm y no se como hacer el cargador sera que me envías un mensaje con algún medio de contacto para comunicarme mas privado con usted?
I have't made a 9mm magazine yet. I did successfully build a .380. My suggestion would be to lay out a steel mandrel that comfortably contains the dimensions of the round you are working on. Then wrap your sheet metal around that. I have another video on my channel with more details.
ruclips.net/video/6IsaMMckm_g/видео.html
perfecto el unico detalle que tengo es el resorte en mi país no venden alambre para resorte alguna opción fiable ...
The spring material is music wire. Try hobby shops for RC equipment
oye hermano el traductor me suelta unas locuras no entiendo como que alambre de la musica?
www.pss-corp.com/blog/piano-wire-not-just-used-for-beautiful-music-but-for-coiled-springs/
is that 9mm
Oh, c'mon, they're TINY! Either that or his fingers are the size of bratwursts. It's pretty obvious they're .25 ACP.
Steel is too expensive, can I use aluminum plates?
Aluminum soft enough to bend that tight will never hold form at the feed lips. And it would be difficult to attach at the edge.
So, can't I build the all pistol from aluminum with correct tools? :(
Thank you, steel is more expensive here.
If you can't afford the steel or can't scrounge it from somewhere, then don't make it.
You are looking at a 'few' dollars max for the amount of material to build a pistol this size.
The only way of spending more money than you normally would is to buy the trigger and hammer, etc for a gun manufactured by a gun company from an online source or someone on the internet, like I do so I don't have to waste time making them myself.
Relocating the pivot points is an easy process since you are the manufacturer.