Well I drink them first and then I cut them in half and then fill them with concrete. Please do not try to catch them!!
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Building the Beer can Coehorn Mortar.
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Well I drink them first and then I cut them in half and then fill them with concrete. Please do not try to catch them!!
Barrel all turned up and breach plug turned to .004 over size of the bore of the barrel. Now I,m going to shrink fit and weld them together. I cut the edge at an angel so it well have a deep weld on the breach to barrel fit.
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I don't Know yet. I'll start at 100 gr. and work up from there.
glock9mm
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Very nice!
I'm going to heat the barrel up with the torch and I have the breach piece in the freezer. The freezer gets down to -10. Then I will slam them together. well it went together real easy, But once cooled it ain't coming a part very easy. Then I welded the crap out of it. After that I will turn it in the lathe and make it in to a slight taper on the breach end.
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Welded on the trunnion and cut out the two gussets that go on the sides of the breach. Then i welded the gussets on and cleaned up all the welds, that took a lot of grinding, shaping and sanding. Drilled the touch hole and a cote of flat black pant.
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Skins_Brew
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Great karma! I am in! #38
ohen cepel
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Wicked cool!
If you were to make one to sell what would be a ballpark figure on it?
If you were to make one to sell what would be a ballpark figure on it?
eddiek2000
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+1. Wow. I wish I could do half of what I've seen of your work.
PHRFcrewman
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I thought that clean and shiny metal was attractive, but that black paint job makes it stunning!
Beautiful work. Wish I could see that in action.
Beautiful work. Wish I could see that in action.
chevellenut71
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So that will be at the MG shoot.....
My friend, when the Zombie Apocalypse is upon us, I want you on my team!
Very cool eps1919 (as always!)
No. Muzzleloaders don't require a DD stamp as they are not firearms. Smoothbore gets a lot of exemptions too IIRC (12ga shotguns are almost 3/4" for example)
Edit: Found ATF FAQ here:
https://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/national-firearms-act-firearms.html#muzzleloading-cannons
No. Muzzleloaders don't require a DD stamp as they are not firearms. Smoothbore gets a lot of exemptions too IIRC (12ga shotguns are almost 3/4" for example)
Edit: Found ATF FAQ here:
https://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/national-firearms-act-firearms.html#muzzleloading-cannons
Thanks, I was about to say that, beet me to it.
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