Originally Posted by Stephanie B
I don’t I understand how this could have happened
I don’t I understand how this could have happened
I like how it's not even in black thermoplastic, like they couldn't make the 13 year old who printed it change the spool. Looks like it was carved from soap in one of our finer corrections facilities.
"It was the fuck aroundest of times, it was the find outest of times."- 45dotACP
But its got a rail...
I think.
Young cons got game?
If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
So these guys stopped by my booth at SHOT; they're actively looking for a manufacturer to build this thing out of metal. I leaned into it, and found out they don't have CAD drawings or even a structural mockup of how the action is supposed to work.
That’s about as vaporware as it gets, I guess.
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Do *they* know how the action is supposed to work, even like back of a napkin sketch? Because it looks like they don’t know how the action works from the pictures.
Lmao so they don't even know how the gun will work, they just know what they want it to look like...
And they chose THAT?
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That aligns well with my initial take. No FCS design capable of working in the given space (unless electric priming becomes a thing in .357 Magnum), no practical reloading method (you're going to really carry spare CYLINDERS?) and no accounting for cylinder gap (here's the Kevlar glove accessory needed to actually... you know.)
But hey, we made a cool cosplay toy, once we go to Home Depot for a can of Krylon.
The fact they apparently spent money for an actual SHOT booth is what really gobsmacks me.
How do you attach the RDS? Very important!
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