homemade .50 bmg rifle

bolt rifle made on machine tools being tested for the first time.

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• bmg

[CJLongoproduction09]

do you fire the rifle normally now? it looks pretty strudy to me. i would trust how about you?

[jstasio]

@CJLongoproduction09 I trust it completely now. But at $4 per shot, my wallet hurts more than my shoulder

[firewoodguy2009]

are you home made 50 bmg rifles for sale

if thay are how much

[jstasio]

@firewoodguy2009 federal law allows me to build my own gun but without an ffl I could never sell it

[outdoorsmike]

rockwell 38. i take it your a machienist?

[jstasio]

@outdoorsmike yes a machinist professionally and hobbywise

[zapataoffshore]

Blast so powerful blew the camera out to sea...

[AdmiralGST]

as long as it doesn't kill the user, lol

[jstasio]

@Samsv1 because I couldn't afford to buy one

[jstasio]

@chieffy35 I got the barrel from a surplus seller called Cole distributing. It was a surplus M3 barrel (not M2, not a typo)

[SKUMMASBAGGUS]

seeing how the blast affects the camera, you have my sympathies for your shoulder!!!!

[bangmeister]

@sweetypie000 lol

[TheLynxie]

Badass manly Gun

[hilers72652]

lol i thought this was going to be like a 2 hour video, and what's with the fishing guy??

[trentcreek]

@AdmiralGST There is a book and DVD that Paladin Press sells that explains all that. Most parts are home made and the barrel is a surplus Browning. Price on the barrel runs from about $125 to 300, depending on condition.

An old man made a video on how to make it (in his home shop), but then everyone was complaining they could see well enough, not parts listings, measurements, etc, so he came out with a very good book that follows the video.