Precision weapons are complicated...but weapons don't have to be precise to work
this post was submitted on 23 Feb 2026
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Yeah so you definitely don’t need a 3D printer to make a firearm.
You can make firearms pretty easily with a used lathe. Depending how thrifty and patient you are, you could probably pick it up for less than the price of an SMG!
You can make some really cool ones with a 3d printer though.
That ammo looks like it was once lost in a boating accident.
The whole thing looks like it was recovered from a fire.
Homemade
"Cool, huh? Here, you can take the first shot."
Good Gods, that thing looks equally dangerous for people on both sides of the boom end.
Does BMG stand for Big Mean Gun?
Browning machine gun, I think
Ork-tier!
My dumb ass thought the barrel was fitted with spikes for the true Mad Max looks
The one closest to the camera looks more like a 20mm.