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Default Homemade arty 3"

This was built out of 3" ID, 5" OD steel tubing, 1026 or something like that. It shoots dogfood cans full of concrete with amazing range and inaccuracy.


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This was built out of 3" ID, 5" OD steel tubing, 1026 or something like that. It shoots dogfood cans full of concrete with amazing range and inaccuracy.


Looks pretty, but I'd bet even the 2" thick framework would become kindling under sustained fire. (I'm imagining its Civil War ggg-grandpappy version) As it is, I'd bet it's not extremely portable due to weight--just guessing, though. I'd try to make it twice as thick and put metal reinforcement bands anywhere I could.
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Default General -good work

This is great research general - I always try to find pics of weapons adn vehicles,manned positions etc that have a PA/ scruffy look to them .

But now for the main part - actually putting these into design docs and posting .

There are a few of these under the Improvised/homemade guns in our firearms section.

I would love to see them all in there .
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Looks pretty, but I'd bet even the 2" thick framework would become kindling under sustained fire. (I'm imagining its Civil War ggg-grandpappy version) As it is, I'd bet it's not extremely portable due to weight--just guessing, though. I'd try to make it twice as thick and put metal reinforcement bands anywhere I could.
I think I read that the framework got destroyed after the first shot.
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Default shanks

maybe not homemade but still they ARE scruffy.
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Was doing some research on homemade weapons for Africa and came across this - figured it would fit in right in this thread - its from a small weapons survey from the late 90's in Burundi

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Some craft weapons are produced in Burundi, where they are known under the generic name of mugobore. These locally made rifles consist of a metal barrel inserted in a piece of wood. The design is particularly crude, with a metal stick held by a rubber band that serves as a firing pin, and another metal stick used to eject the spent cartridge. The effective range of such rifles,
which are usually heavy and cumbersome, does not exceed ten meters. They can function with cartridges for automatic rifles,such as Kalashnikovs.

The main areas of production are the provinces of Bujumbura Rural, Bubanza, and Cibitoke, in the northwestern corner of the country.
Sounds like an interesting way to make an improvised weapon for your campaign
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I'm surprised that no one has linked to Improguns yet.

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