Notice when they show a pistol it says "Made as China" lol.
http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/12843/8a1639a0/index.html
http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/12843/8a1639a0/index.html
Gun factories of Pakistan
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They actually make pretty amazing copies of for example Kalashnikovs and Kalakovs with those equipment. With almost nothing but bare hands.
I think many times those guns don
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Indians/Pakistanis apparently are super ****ing awesome at gun making. I saw it on the History Channel I did I did.
Mughals something or other. Was quite a good show.
Mughals something or other. Was quite a good show.
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Pretty wild video. What would have made it far more convincing is if the host had known his way around guns. The fact that he traveled all the way there to host a video about gun-making without ever having fired the ubiquitous AK himself knocked the video down several notches.
No way they made them all from scratch. What you're looking at there is a ton of Cold War leftovers along with a mish-mash of imports.
I do believe that they make their own rounds. That's easy enough to do with the equipment and metallurgical technology they showed. But as far as precision-machining by hand the variety of components for a modern 9mm pistol? No, that's a stretch. Not impossible, per se, but I'd have to see a more in-depth view of their process to be convinced.
That is Bullogna, if those sheepherders can mould poly-resin stocks, I'll eat my hat. Y'all are easily fooled if you think they made them all from scratch.
As Penn and Teller would say Bull****!
No way they made them all from scratch. What you're looking at there is a ton of Cold War leftovers along with a mish-mash of imports.
I do believe that they make their own rounds. That's easy enough to do with the equipment and metallurgical technology they showed. But as far as precision-machining by hand the variety of components for a modern 9mm pistol? No, that's a stretch. Not impossible, per se, but I'd have to see a more in-depth view of their process to be convinced.
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they probably have a bunch of random parts and combine them to make a finished product.
ROAD TRIP!!
ROAD TRIP!!
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Thank goodness what they are doing is illegal!
Can you imagine what would happen if all of those guns got into the hands of the law abiding citizens of the world
Yes, Virginia, domestic and international gun control laws work.
Intriguing film (on several fronts).
Can you imagine what would happen if all of those guns got into the hands of the law abiding citizens of the world
Yes, Virginia, domestic and international gun control laws work.
Intriguing film (on several fronts).
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a number of the fakes were completely made by hand but mostly the older weapons
lee-enfields, martinis, muskets... made from scrap metal and usually dangerous to fire
i'm sure the modern weapons like the pistol the guy was working on was just parts that were "found" and then assembled there (with maybe a few handmade parts here and there)
it's funny the spelling errors, upside down letters, or grammar errors in the markings on khyber pass copies
lee-enfields, martinis, muskets... made from scrap metal and usually dangerous to fire
i'm sure the modern weapons like the pistol the guy was working on was just parts that were "found" and then assembled there (with maybe a few handmade parts here and there)
it's funny the spelling errors, upside down letters, or grammar errors in the markings on khyber pass copies
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This only reinforces the fact that the Russian Federation should sue the goverment of the united states for copy right infringement
Due to the fact the U.S. Buys mass amounts of copied Ak-47's/74's to the Iraqi and afgan armies.
Due to the fact the U.S. Buys mass amounts of copied Ak-47's/74's to the Iraqi and afgan armies.
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That is Bullogna, if those sheepherders can mould poly-resin stocks, I'll eat my hat. Y'all are easily fooled if you think they made them all from scratch.
As Penn and Teller would say Bull****!
Sure, they make the stocks from sheep droppings.
I never said they make them from scratch...
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Copyright infringement like the B-29This only reinforces the fact that the Russian Federation should sue the goverment of the united states for copy right infringement
Due to the fact the U.S. Buys mass amounts of copied Ak-47's/74's to the Iraqi and afgan armies.
How about the Smith & Wesson.
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