/AKM/ - Guns, weapons and the art of war.

>>5682
The casing is the hardest part to make. But maybe it would be legal for you to import empty casings if your government is dumb. Looks like most governments are that dumb, google says it's legal to have empty casings in the EU. So if you can get your hands on these casings, you can make the powder and the bullet and fill the casings yourself. In America land people reuse their casings and refill them, themselves. I member my NRA buddy, his family just had one of these in the kitchen lol.

>>5683
unfortunately the customs aren't dumb enough to let me smuggle some brass , plus i remember some people being arrested for having empty brass and even accused of terrorism , i guess the best thing i can do is to get someone to hide the brass inside something and pray

best not to listen to /akm/ they lie often.
if you like you could try loading your own rounds, which would require ordering hulls, primers, powder and bullets (unless yo ucan cast your own) in from overseas
Best of luck!

>>5682
I think you're probably on the right track with shotgun shells since even on the real ones, the brass is a small part of the shell. Of course you can try electronic ignition as well like the Shinzo Abe shooter. Doesn't look like he made it to be reloaded in the action, so that would work for sure. You can make a black powder pistol, blunderbuss whatever, easily. The reloading and not jamming is the hard part. A breach loaded shotgun would probably be the best for clearing failed cartridges and etc.

>Breach load shotgun
>homemade shells
>electronic ignition

>>5697
Here's some entirely plastic shotgun shells that are electrically ignited with no primer.
https://forum.cartridgecollectors.org/t/semi-caseless-shotshell-wra-s-w-winchester-western-expendable-case-shotshell-experimental/34214

Always remember to test these things out extensively when they're not attached to your hand lol. Don't want a big ass explosion in the palm of your hand.

>>5697
thanks anon

i have a few used shotgun shells i scavenged from a hunting area recently and i might make some homemade primers from those toy gun caps

any thoughts or tutorials will be appreciated

again thank you ヽ(´▽`)/