How to Obtain a Working AK-47 in the Next 24 Hours
haraoi_conal
http://www.scribd.com/doc/15655467/24HRAK47
As any technology matures, everything about it becomes
cheaper, faster and easier - homemade firearms are no different.
Laminate Bolt Technology is the most significant
innovation to impact homemade firearms in the 21st Century.
When Bill Holmes first introduced his amazing series
of books, Home Workshop Guns for Defense & Resistance,
Vol. I in 1976, the reader was required to be a machinist and
have access to a metal lathe and verticle milling machine to
complete his designs. Now, with Laminate Bolt Technology,
you need only have access to a hacksaw, 24 hours and and
a willingness to learn in order to make a semi-automatic,
high-capacity AK-47.
An Insider�s Story....
How I Acquired a New AK-47 -
And You Can Too...
How to Obtain a Working
AK-47 in the Next 24 Hours
GUARANTEED!
What would you say if I could
GUARANTEE that YOU would own
a working AK-47 within 24
hours of reading this?
Sound Unbelievable?
Here�s the truth - It�s easier than you
think to acquire your own AK-47, and
I am going to prove it to you.
Listen - I didn�t believe it either, until I learned
about secret new discovery that everyone
is talking about - something straight from the
mind of a young American inventor - something
that guarantees you will be armed with a
semi-automatic 9mm AK-47 in less that 24 hours!
Read on to learn the true story of an amazing new discovery
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BRUCE
There are still plenty of _real_ AKs that are actually potent enough to
repel human wave attacks
Mike
Ahhh, yet ANOTHER "secret" that everyone is talking about!
("...until I learned about a secret new discovery that everyone
is talking about...")
Spare me.
Mike
Zombywoof
same less then 24-hours?
Ledgewalker
there, a few wasted looking at various firearms I�m not really
interested in, (not to mention rows of beef jerky, leather apparel,
plus beanie babies). Finally pick out an AK in the parking lot, and
drive home after a hand shake transaction, all within one afternoon
with enough daylight left to mow the lawn. The only difference I see
with building your own would be, it attached to any particular
manufacturer. Why a 9mm is anyones guess. Now a .40 may be
interesting, but without any further definition on the project its
pretty much wasted ink...
Ray, aka RMR
(Si vis pacem
para bellum)
clarkm...@gmail.com
# This homemade weapon makes some of the P.A. Luty models seem crude.
#
# http://www.scribd.com/doc/15655467/24HRAK47
What a lot of work it must have been to develop the project and
document it so well!
In 1996, Century Arms would deliver cases of Polish 7.62x25mm Tokarev
ammo for $0.07/shot.
That ammo is not worth much more today. Guns and ammo that do not
appreciate at 3% compounded are rare.
Maybe this AK pistol is a good way for the world to shoot up some of
that surplus Tokarev ammo it made.
haraoi_conal
wrote:
# On May 5, 4:08�pm, haraoi_conal <haraoi_co...@yahoo.com> wrote:
# # This homemade weapon makes some of the P.A. Luty models seem crude.
# #
# #http://www.scribd.com/doc/15655467/24HRAK47
#
# What a lot of work it must �have been to develop the project and
# document it so well!
#
# In 1996, Century Arms would deliver cases of Polish 7.62x25mm Tokarev
# ammo for $0.07/shot.
#
# That ammo is not worth much more today. Guns and ammo that do not
# appreciate at 3% compounded are rare.
#
# Maybe this AK pistol is a good way for the world to shoot up some of
# that surplus Tokarev ammo it made.
#
Clark,
Not to mention using up some of those AK fire control parts that
922(r) has made.
harry
haraoi_conal
# And what will be my timeline for ending up in jail? �Would it be the
# same less then 24-hours?
#
Nothing illegal about making your own firearms where I live. YMMV.