Want cheap guns/ammo? Go to Pakistan.

[Rangerscott]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FinRq...feature=g-vrec

[Adeptus_Minor]

This sort of reminds me of the piles of munitions that were being sold for pennies on the dollar when the Soviets pulled out of Afghanistan. Then again, some of it could be the same damn guns.

So... now the problem is getting into & out of the area alive, and how to transport the guns back to somewhere I would actually want to live.

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by Adeptus_Minor

This sort of reminds me of the piles of munitions that were being sold for pennies on the dollar when the Soviets pulled out of Afghanistan. Then again, some of it could be the same damn guns.

So... now the problem is getting into & out of the area alive, and how to transport the guns back to somewhere I would actually want to live.

... and maybe how you survive shooting a gun that was cobbled together using hand tools and spit.

[Adeptus_Minor]

Originally Posted by Papa_Complex

... and maybe how you survive shooting a gun that was cobbled together using hand tools and spit.

How do you think guns were made prior to the industrial revolution?
I'm not saying I have a great deal of confidence in them or anything, but they do seem to go bang (in the right direction) often enough to keep that area in business.

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by Adeptus_Minor

How do you think guns were made prior to the industrial revolution?
I'm not saying I have a great deal of confidence in them or anything, but they do seem to go bang (in the right direction) often enough to keep that area in business.

Probably the way that I made muzzle loaders and zip guns, myself, when I was a kid. There's a bit of a difference between a hand made single shot weapon and an assault rifle with a cyclical rate of fire in the 500+ rpm range. "Oops, the spring broke!" can have rather serious consequences.

[CasterTroy]

Originally Posted by Papa_Complex

"Oops, the spring broke!" can have rather serious consequences.

PLENTY of those malfunctions on youtube!

Also....if they're making 1000 AK's a day, who gives a crap how LONG they're gonna last?!?!?

I'm not being a dick, I'm just SAYING...if they're chuckin them out THAT fast I can get a "new" one every month if I need one

[Apoc]

Man, I love Vice News.

[Rangerscott]

People spend a good penny on reloading equipment and that kid was using a thick washer to hold the casing and a hammer.

I bet all the primers used is corrosive. I wonder how long a barrel there last. Im not sure about their humidity and rain seasons.

[nhgunnut]

Nice to see an Updated Film about this but I saw the first film about the Gun Makers of Kyber Pass in 1971 at a Drive in as a Kid. In those days they were knocking out 303 Nagant Hybrids. In the AK world a Kyber Pass gun means one that was never built by any country.