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Saturday, February 1, 2020
Sunday, February 2, 2020
That's one thing I kinda miss about college, strangely enough
Completing these large projects last minute
It felt good to hack away at these giant projects, in completely irresponsible ways, driven by an unmeetable deadline
The other part of it I think, if it's not often you have different work, for different departments, needed at the same time
Workload is a lot more linear overall
I feel like all my work is related, there are different tasks, but they all serve the same purpose
The receiver isn't that hard to print, but it's hard to file everything down enough to get it to fire reliably
And especially for the metal parts of this
You need to spend so much on high-end 3D printers, the fear of someone just printing a gun at home are far-fetched
That said, it should be legal, so long as you serialize it
the same way you would with 80% Uppers and Lowers
If I was actually an anti-gun liberal, I'd be more concerned over things like
https://www.80-lower.com/collections/subcompact-pistol-80-frame/
Than I would about any of the retarded shit they care about now
magazine limits, red flag laws, 3D printer hysteria
Im surprised they arent more upset about all the ways to get around the short barrel rifle laws
SBR laws barely make sense to begin with
Honestly, the whole NFA system is broken right now
It's not the stamps, or the price that's wrong either, I don't care that Uncle Sam wants his cut
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