Make Bacon not Guns . . .

[loplop]

An AK-47 crafted out of bacon and genius using a blowtorch: The bacon movement has truly reached its apex.

http://i.gizmodo.com/5212229/the-ba+k+47-doesnt-fire-bullets-but-it-does-slay-peta-activists

[Caster13]

Somebody had way too much time on their hands.



This thread is gonna be a big hit.

[superplough]

Oh HELL yes. Bacon > all.

[SapperSix]

Does it shoot sausage link bullets?

[animeotaku99]

Bacon will now be banned in Britan

[waltsoph3]

gross but although i can say one thing though. It is clever. Perfect camoflouge in the right seting.

[kenshinbebop]

Sweet 16s not M16s.

[Caster13]

Now bacon can kill you in two ways.

[ThePhillyFlash]

I'm all for that! Pork fat rules! :lol:

[autsiticanime]

Who's the squealing pig now!

[grgspunk]

Boring. I'll take a real one over a burnt chunk of meat any day of the week.

[Soluzar]

Bacon will now be banned in Britan
This would lead to the revolution. British people tend to like pork products about as much as you and your bro like guns. I'm deadly serious, if bacon was banned, there would be an enormous public outcry.

Besides, a sufficiently determined engineer can make a gun out of any number of materials including wood or ceramics. I don't honestly know how easy it would be to make your own cartridges, but having read a number of articles about handloading, I'm going to assume it's possible. Most of them presuppose you'd be using off-the-shelf shell casings and slugs, but it isn't impossible to cast your own metals at home.

What I'm saying is that if you're desperate enough, you could probably manufacture enough firearms to equip an army, using techniques that really can't be banned. I know you were joking, but I can't help but think that it's only casual gun users that are deterred by gun laws. A serious criminal will always have access to guns, using methods far less extreme than I described.

[Phantom]

The US military has developed a weapon that scores critical hits every time against citizens of the middle east.

[animeotaku99]

This would lead to the revolution. British people tend to like pork products about as much as you and your bro like guns. I'm deadly serious, if bacon was banned, there would be an enormous public outcry.

Besides, a sufficiently determined engineer can make a gun out of any number of materials including wood or ceramics. I don't honestly know how easy it would be to make your own cartridges, but having read a number of articles about handloading, I'm going to assume it's possible. Most of them presuppose you'd be using off-the-shelf shell casings and slugs, but it isn't impossible to cast your own metals at home.

What I'm saying is that if you're desperate enough, you could probably manufacture enough firearms to equip an army, using techniques that really can't be banned. I know you were joking, but I can't help but think that it's only casual gun users that are deterred by gun laws. A serious criminal will always have access to guns, using methods far less extreme than I described.

I know. I have seen an AR-15 lower (The oart classified as the firearm) milled out of a block of wood and one made fro a cutting board. Both worked