1. Get your 07 manufacturing FFL and an SOT-special occupation tax paperwork. Then you can build dealer samples of anything mag or belt fed

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   1. How hard is that and how many of your rights do you have to give up to get that paperwork? I vaguely remember hearing something about “inspections (i.e. “search”) at any time”.

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2. Three words, by way of a goal.

   “Rifleman’s Quarter Mile”

   Baby steps.

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   1. Ummm… my time in South Dakota got me at least the half mile. A couple of times a touch further than that.

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3. Drones with a payload would be cheaper than a Carl Gustav round I think. That being said a blackpowder cannon loaded with grapeshot or chained rounds would handle most mobs and no paperwork is required. Need more shots get a few more cannons, these are also handy on the 4th for proving who can be the loudest neighbor.

   Also flame throwers don’t currently require licensing and would prove quite the intimidation value.

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   1. I remember reading about a guy in AK who built a muzzleloader that fires bowling balls. A chunk of well casing and a piece of steel plate were the ingredients, I believe, plus sufficiently high welding skills. As you said, muzzle loader, no paperwork, no caliber limitations. 🙂

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      1. Well casing is pretty thin to use alone to build a cannon, might be useful for making a mortar by using it for a liner encased in concrete. I guess it could make a black power 0-2 gauge punt gun as well.

   2. “Drones with a payload would be cheaper than a Carl Gustav round I think.”

      Not really, a 84mm recoilless rifle round is around $500-3000+ according to what I could find.

      A decent quadcopter “drone” is at least $200-300+ for a decent reliable one.

      Now you need to engineer a suitable payload that will function only when you want/need it to. 😀

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4. J, you really don’t want a 155mm or m203 (using the current ammo).

   I’ll address the 155mm first, I got a one word answer for you.

   Mortars.

   Yep, 60mm and 81mm mortars are what you need to do what you want.

   They have a nice minimum range of 76yds to around 3,300 – 7100+yds.

   And the ammo is cheap too, less than $6 for a 81mm M82 HE round.

   And now, the current m203 ammunition is more fuse then explosive. Most of the AAR from guys that have experience in the field is that they aren’t worth the weight to carry them for the effect you have on your target.

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   1. “And now, the current m203 ammunition is more fuse then explosive. Most of the AAR from guys that have experience in the field is that they aren’t worth the weight to carry them for the effect you have on your target.” that is what happens when you try to dummy proof a old round designed with a simple contact fuse and a lot of explosive by putting in a fuse that has a minimum arming distance.
      That being said there is nothing like a mk19 for clearing open fields.

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5. “Fine. They have a Second Amendment right.”

   I disagree, they are Enemies of the Republic at the very least, and ….

   In my view, They are Terrorists, in the legal definition.
   They have No Rights

   There only “right” imo, thrown into the pig pen to fatten the hogs.

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6. Hey Miguel – how about some cutting edge 15th century tech?
   Breech loading black powder swivel gun with pre-loaded “cartridges”:

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breech-loading_swivel_gun

   1. Damn – wanted to write “Hey Miguel and J.Kb” but somehow I can’t edit the post.
      Well – “to whom it may concern”.
      Which also is the motto for the gun if you load grapeshot.

7. Wow so crazy!

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