Tag: aluminum

  • Making An AR-15 Lower Out Of Aluminum Drink Cans

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    haha this man used 265 cans and a bunch of random stuff to make it: Holy yea it’s a lot of work and requires a lot of equipment (some of it expensive), but such a cool DIY project.  *hits AR-15 grip vape and blows sick cloud* The receiver looks really badass in the end… very…

  • Rubber Band Gatling Gun

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    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C605toxPWXA[/youtube] Pretty cool, but at the $500 price I’d rather just buy any random real gun.. I guess that’s not the point though. I like the idea of all aluminum construction and the 100 rubber band capacity. You can purchase it or get more info – HERE

  • Glock Blown Out Spent Cartridge From Factory

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    I was doing some cleaning today and I opened all my plastic Glock boxes and took a look inside… Those of you (in most states) that have bought a new Glock might recognize the following picture as the envelope and casings from 2 spent rounds that are included: Their are some states that require the…

  • M.I.T. on the effectiveness of tinfoil hats

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    A 2005 study by graduate students at MIT determined that a tin foil hat could either amplify or attenuate radio frequencies depending on frequency. And I just find this out in 2010? Damn it… :lol: Wait… is this just to trick us into taking off our tinfoil hats because they actually DO work?  Definitely something to…

  • $50 forged AR-15 lowers from SI Defense

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    Lower receivers CNC machined from certified 7075 aluminum forgings and anodized per Mil-A-8625. Lower receivers are marked with “multi-use” for use of different calibers. I had never heard of SI Defense until now.  I’m sure after this deal they will be a lot more well known, especially if the lowers are quality. $500 for a…

  • Deweaponizing The Gun

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    His work, created by shooting bullets into reinforced aluminum and generating a patterned silhouette effect, Creel admits the process drained him, “I started off just going into the woods with canvas, then realized I needed a stronger material.” Taking nearly a full year to develop his current technique and the resulting first piece (an image…