Good evening all,
I wanted to share my 20x102mm "destructive device" gun with the board, now that it is 100% completed. I made a post or two on here about it before when it was partially complete.
This is the second firearm I have have ever made that is 100% of my own design. While very simple, it is very large, and I think very well-constructed. I bought a barrel from an M61 vulcan gun off of gunbroker for $940 some time ago. I then submitted a Form 1 with the ATF to build a Title II "destructive device" gun, with the $200 tax paid of course. I built this thing up in about 3 or 4 month's worth of spare time in the gun shop. Everything was made from pieces of steel and tools bought off eBay. All the machinework was performed in a Grizzley G0509 lathe, and a G9901 mill. I suspect I have about $2500 total into this project, between the barrel, NFA tax, and tools. Not included in that figure is the ammo (not exactly cheap, or easy to find), or the tripod and T/E mechanism (which is borrowed from my semi 1919A4 rifle).
The N64 controller is the "remote control" to light off the gun. The cartridges use electric ignition, instead of percussion found in all small arms cartridges otherwise. It uses two CR123 volt batteries to feed a boost converter, that makes 300V DC that is stored in a flash photo capacitor. Pressing the L+R trigger buttons dumps that current into the primer.
Please enjoy this short video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPGUutpARMQ
I'm not a robot
That's pretty damn impressive, OP. The controller was a nice touch
>>28499821
HEI loads when
>>28499821
Good to see you have the provision for an optic now!
>>28499821
>>28499821
That thing is sweet. You should put it on a sled.
Dude that's fucking dope
post plans pls
atf when?
>>28499888
>fire it in the snow attached to sled
>the cannon is found several months later, three states over from where it was fired
>>28499821
Wow thats great! I remember when you made the thread when you bought the barrel and you were asking which firing mechanism was the best, Glad you went with falling block
Well, if I ever need to make a single shot breech loader, thats about how Im going to do it now. Thanks.
>>28499821
Great job dude, glad to see it finally panned out to completion.
>>28499884
This guy, everytiem
>>28499916
I don't really have much... I have a few crude drawings I made in Macromedia Flash MX 2004... but after about the halfway point of the project, I just started winging it.
>>28499924
Yes, the falling block seemed to be the simplest, and most robust. The hardest machining operation of the entire project however, was cutting the rounded inside corners at the very bottom on the breech block recess. That was a very looooong and thin end mill to do that. I was biting my tongue and praying that the tool wouldn't break when making tiny 0.01" passes at a slow speed.
>>28499962
I would highly recommend it.
>>28499919
>Arrested for interstate transport without a form
>>28499821
>>28500051
Nice job.
Got any more projects in the works?
>>28499821
Neat. Shoot a lawnmower engine with it.
Was the second homemade gun you build the 5.7x28 pen gun? If so, can you post
>>28499821
Very nice OP, your thread is an oasis among shitposting and /k/ faggotry.
>>28500055
>arrested for operating an aircraft without filing a flight plan
>>28499821
What did you shoot with the 3rd round in the other video. You said it caught fire. Was hard to see.
>>28500051
Post pics of the action and breech. I want to see how its loaded and fired. I am very interested in this.
Also today OP is not a faggot
>>28500123
this. how refreshing
>>28500137
Watch the video
But why do you NEED a 20mm cannon?
Just kidding OP, this is awesome. Do you have any plans for a more stable mounting system? I'm imagining something like this mounted to a backyard deck or something.
>>28500051
Why no trigger?
I guess the recoil would be an issue.
You have a muzzle brake, so there's only so much you can do.
>>28500068
Nothing home-made at the moment. I am trying to finish up my Barrett MRAD rifle, but I wouldn't call it a "project", since there is no gunsmithing work to be done, short of re-finishing it's suppressor to match the gun. I am considering tryign to do a .22lr pen gun inside a sharpie marker, or possibly the "Ballistic Fist" from Fallout. Both of those would be mostly time, and not a lot of money, which is appreciated sometimes. Both of those would be AOWs on Form 1s.
>>28500095
Correct, here is a picture of it in the raw. I'm waiting on my buddy to get me a new "professional-grade" photo of it in it's current form, which is DuraCoat SL - Matte Black. Once again, I made every part of this gun, except the barrel. The barrel itself was scrap from a PS90 SBR project at the shop. I cut it down, and threaded down ends.
>>28500134
Laser Printer. Kyocera EcoSys FS-4020
I'm not a robot
you're bringing this to NF right? i was on the fence, but now i guess i have to go
>>28499821
SICK
>>28500055
>>28500129
kek'd audibly
>>28500137
I'm still waiting on the other high quality photos from my friend that show those details. I'll dig the gun out in a bit and take a few pics of it with my cell for you shortly.
>>28500181
I have no plans for such. It may recoil like hell, but that is after the bullet gets out of the barrel. When we shot it this past weekend, I was about to hit a log about 14" wide and about 16" long on every shot. The bullet is almost completely solid steel, so it just drills a neat hole through it. I'm satisfied with the M2 tripod (not to be confused with the tripod the M2 machinegun uses, which is the M3 tripod).
>>28500196
true story
>>28500199
No trigger, I didn't want my body being anywhere close to this thing when it goes off. Even if I wanted to put a trigger on it, it would be nothing more than a button anyways, since the cartridges are electric.
>>28500223
Correct. As long as the weather isn't "constant freezing rain", like last winter.
I'm not a robot
>>28500282
...at about 75-80 yards. That part is kinda important. If I did put a sight on it, it would be whatever non-magnified sight had the least amount of parallex.
>>28499821
very nice
for you next video, please hold your camera horizontal
>>28500215
ever take the burrs off
>>28499821
>mfw
OP, let it be known that you're not a faggot.
![20160110_202052[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/b5obDux.jpg "20160110_202052[1].jpg")
>>28500137
Here ya go. Here is a pic of the breech of the gun. The chamber and bore is fully chrome-lined, but the back part of the chamber got covered in DuraCoat when finishing the gun. I couldn't exactly mask it off with the extremely awkward way I had to hold this thing while painted. The hole in the middle of the breech block recess is for my "emergency extractor" thumbscrew, in case the block gets stuck after firing. The hex-head counter-sunk bolt behind that holds the adapter for the T/E mechanism in place.
![20160110_202126[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/5y8ywc6.jpg "20160110_202126[1].jpg")
>>28500137
Same thing, but with a live round fully seated in the chamber. Please note the two rings on the primer. The inner ring is where the charge is delivered two. There is a thin ring of plastic that electrically insulates it from the rest of the cartridge (and subsequently - ground). It is called an M52A3B1 primer, fyi. These are not sensitive to percussion.
>>28500693
Beautiful work there. How does the electrical ignition work? One wire/probe on the center pin and another on the casing? I don't imagine polarity matters.
I like that N64 controller. Got any pics of the insides? Make the boost converter yourself or use the circuit board out of a disposable camera along with the capacitor?
I used to use those to make coilguns and stuff in middle school, fun times.
>>28500693
any reason you didn't go the extra mile and add Krupp mountain gun style mechanism to the breach?
![20160110_202140[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/NfPJq8q.jpg "20160110_202140[1].jpg")
>>28500137
Here is the breech block. It is cut from the same piece of steel as the receiver (3" dia round stock of plain ol' 4140). The breech block contains the "electrode" that delivers the charge to the primer. The electrode is made from grade 316 stainless steel, which was actually a 3/8"x3" bolt bought from the hardware store. The electrode is has light spring tension that extends it by about 0.03" from the breech face, to keep light contact on the primer. Inside the breech block are two plastic bushings made from acetal/delrin (high-tech space plastic) to electrically insulate it from the rest of the block. The chain is attached up top with a grade 10.9 M6x1 bolt.
How did you attach the barrel to the rest of the gun?
>>28500051
Thank you OP
>>28500781
>10.9 M6x1
>>28500693
Why did you go with electric instead of standard primer?
![20160110_202148[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/ybVsxup.jpg "20160110_202148[1].jpg")
>>28500137
Here is the back of the breech block. The rear of the breech block transfers the recoil to the receiver. My estimations for bolt thrust put it at about 38,400lbs of force that this block has to absorb and transfer. It takes that estimates 38,400lbs of force, and distributes it to about one square inch against the receiver. That one square inch only counts the flat, parallel surfaces. There may be slightly more surface area doing the work, since there is a 1/8" radius on all the edges of the breech block to mate with the inside of the breech block recess. While I am no engineer, I am well-aware that inside corners are "stress concentrateos", and a bad idea for a gun of this design. If I used 90' corners, the receiver might develop cracks after only a few shots.
>>28500752
I wasn't aware of such a thing till now.
>>28500782
The barrel had it's locking lugs for the M61 vulcan gun cut off, and was threaded 1.75x10RH. The front of the receiver was threaded to match.
I'm not a robot
>>28500129
>"Aircraft" less than 254 lbs empty
>Add large wings or a parafoil to reduce stall speed to <25 mph, and a single seat
>Ammo is now fuel; as long as it's <5 lbs you're fine
>"Aircraft" now qualifies as Part 103 ultralight
>Ultralight aircraft in the US require no certification, no pilot's license, no registration and no flight plan
Close the Part 103 loophole!!! Think of the children!
![20160110_202208[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/g0VaRX1.jpg "20160110_202208[1].jpg")
>>28500842
So... the story behind this is that one day I was pissing around on eBay, and found a brand-spanking new M6x1RH SOLID CARBIDE tap for like $10 #buyitnow plus $2.95 shipping. Ever since that day, even single "medium" sized hole I need is done in M6x1, since the tap will rape steel like it is made of butter. Even somewhat hardened steels like 4140 pre-hard, and 75% thread engagements are fodder for this magical tap. It is my FAVORITE tool I have even bought.
>>28500137
This picture shows the T/E mechanism adapter. It is made from a bar of yet again 4140 steel. There is a deep grove in the receiver with radiused corners that this piece drops into. It is held in place with a single 3/8" bolt from above (shown in earlier pic). The stainless steel 8-32 screw is used for electrical ground back to the remote. The current travels from the inner ring of the primer to the outer ring, to the cartridge case, to the chamber, to the receiver, and ultimately back to this screw. I chose stainless so that way it wouldn't corrode over time, since it has to remain raw for the best electrical contact.
>>28500863
Needs to be semi-auto. You can mitigate recoil by stealing the dual gas piston design from the AK-107 (as one piston travels rearward, another moves forward, this counters the recoil completely in smaller platforms so in theory...)
>>28500973
Nah, he should steal the recoil mitigating system from the Flak 36.
It would add a real cool factor to his gun.
Goddamn OP, this is pretty fuckin raw. I'd really like to see the inside of that controller. Someday I'd love to make these things
![20160110_210650[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/6NIt0Qx.jpg "20160110_210650[1].jpg")
>>28500137
Here are the leads of the remote control hooked up the the gun. I used a small spool of 18ga speaker wire from RadioShack for the wire, and some insulated alligator clamps from eBay.
I'm not a robot
youre the man, this is awesome. thanks for making k less shitty
>>28501030
What's a k?
>>28500215
Isn't that the one that broke a guy's hand?
Also where do you even get 20mm ammo.
>>28500863
Its just a screw that moves the breech block into/ out of position
https://www.forgottenweapons.com/13847
>>28501054
Don't you need a tax stamp for each one as well?
>>28501049
A k is /polgbt/ everybody knows this.
>>28500854
The ammunition is "standard" in electric primed. I think the only gun that uses percussion-primed ammo is the Anzio rifle, which came long after the M61 vulcan. Electric primed is just how it was designed from the ground up. The Lahti 20mm rifle uses a completely different 20mm cartridge altogether.
>>28500735
>>28501020
Here ya go. THIS FUCKING THING probably took a solid 15 hours to make, and was a giant pain in the ass.
>>28499821
Excellent job, thank you for sharing this.
Now that you've built it, will it just be a curio to have around? Will you sell it? Take it to the range once in a while?
>>28501078
only the HE rounds, FMJ rounds do not require a stamp for each round
>>28501091
It's over 50 cal tho?
Or because it's a smooth bore it doesn't matter?
>>28501101
stamp is on the gun itself.
I'm not overly interested in Destructive Devices, small artillery pieces, or this thread in general, but OP was still a pretty cool dude. 10/10
>>28501086
>>28499821
Was 'The Jackal' an inspiration?
>>28499884
Are these guys clowns? The first guy is wearing sleeves and the second guy doesn't go for the emergency stop
>>28501054
Yes, my buddy who works at the same gun shop fractured the "scaphoid" bone in his hand from one shot. Poor guy was wearing a wrist brace for a while after that, and had to go to physical therapy. We have since leaned a less-painful way to fire it. Pic related was from the very first shot of the prototype 5.7mm pen gun. It definitely has some felt recoil... Bolt thrust is ultimately delivered to a meager 0.43 square inches of your hand. Hardest recoiling gun I have ever shot. Second place award goes to the S&W Airweight PD 340 with .357 magnums.
>>28501054
I buy it at gun shows when I can. Isn't exactly easy to come by. There is a website called unammo.com that now sells it, but I am yet to buy any from them. I think I had either 94 or 96 rounds total so far, and have only shot 7 so far. I'll probably bring 10 of them to NuggetFest in a few weeks. I have historically paid between $10-14 per round.
>>28501087
Now that it is done, it will just be hauled out to shooting parties and events (like NuggetFest) as a big obnoxious novelty.
>>28501078
No, the projectiles are inert. I think it is about a 1600 grain projectile. The body is solid steel, with a brass "driving band" to engage the rifling, and an aluminum nose (in lieu of a fuse) pressed in the top.
>>28501101
20mm is about .78-cal. It used "gain-twist rifling", to avoid torquing the gun real hard when it fires. The rifling is almost perfectly straight in front of the chamber, and picks up speed as it goes. I don't know what the final twist rate is.
>>28499821
L+R? why not Z?
OP, I have nothing to add but that this is awesome, you are a cool guy, and thank you for sharing it.
>>28501172
You think you would ever cast your own using either a solid; lead, brass, or copper projectile?
>>28501172
The older 6.5 caliber Carcanos used that same rifling technique, but their thought on it was that it would reduce wear on the rifling and increase the service life of the rifle.
>>28501086
Why an N64 controller? Just because, or some special reason?
>GAMING KILLS
But seriously OP this is the best thing I've seen all day, nice work!
>It uses two CR123 volt batteries to feed a boost converter, that makes 300V DC that is stored in a flash photo capacitor. Pressing the L+R trigger buttons dumps that current into the primer.
That's clever, very clever. I love it
>>28500129
But I did, but it included only me,my men, and Dr. Pavel here.
>>28501172
>unammo.com
Solid, thanks.
>>28501183
There wasn't enough room to put a switch in the space where the Z-button was, the analog stock assy sits right on top of it. The flash photo caps puts out 300volts (probably a few amps, too), so I couldn't use the existing contacts and membrane without burning them up after 1 or two shots. The trigger buttons are "snap action" switches, designed to handle significant currents with minimal arcing.
>>28501212
Nope. CH4D reloading dies and a shellholder are like $650 for this cartridge, and a suitible CH4D press is like $1600. I will NEVER justify shooting this enough to reload.
>>28501236
Just 'cause. I could build any number of remote controls for it. Heck, I could even make a pic related. ...I'm actually thinking about that one in all seriousness, though I generally dislike working with wood.
I'm not a robot
>>28501172
Can you somehow mount it on a nugget stock for display?
If you could fire it like that, absolute madman.
>>28499821
looks sweet
>>28499888
trips speak truth, sled that bitch
>>28501086
Thanks mate, you're the best. You should, uh, do what that other anon said and mount it to something. Like a truck.
>>28501312
But then you would never make 20mm bee rounds!
I suppose you could just hand load for that.
>>28501172
Pretty sure I bruised a bone in my hand when I shot that pen gun. Totally worth it.
>>28501312
You say that now. I said the same thing with my first large rifle.
If you are just neck sizing the RCBS/Hornady 50 cal press will work with a custom top plate. Can also find the old Hollywood Sr. presses for sale. They were made for 20x138b reloading.
![20160110_214803[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/YPZ19TW.jpg "20160110_214803[1].jpg")
>>28501316
OK, hear this. If there is snow on the ground at Nuggetfest, I will try my best to sled the bitch. I will tie the front and back of the tripod to it as best I can, and see how far it goes. Trips will it.
>>28501392
I have a RCBS AmmoMaster 2 press for reloading .50 BMG. I don't quite think it would work...
>>28501459
They work, just kind of annoying.
You need to unscrew the seating die to pull out finished rounds. It's like loading .50 on the little Lee presses.
Could also get parts like the supports and toggle made to extend the working distance. At that point probably better to rebuild a log splitter.
My own Ammomaster is a mix of parts from the I and II as well as the Auto and Piggyback I and II. Quite customizable compared to most.
>>28499821
>filming vertically
Hopefully the cameraman stood in front of the barrel for the next shot.
Jesus, dude. You got a little heated in the intro to this one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44FuEstu47Q
>>28499884
the fuck happened?
>>28501851
Proof that you shouldn't operate machinery like that with loose clothing was made.
>>28501459
cant you just use a machinist vise or something to just press the bullet into the casing with the driving band acting like a heeled bullet?
also ever think of drilling out the center of a practice round and putting a tungsten welding rod penetrator in it?
>>28501459
Anyway you could try like this via a separate mount?
I hope you dont have a dog, cause the ATF is probably gonna show up.
>>28502142
No?
>>28502142
>i didn't even read the op
>>28501312
Please, PLEASE cop an old DuPont/Hercules/Atlas Blasting Box on ebay and do that.
I need it.
>>28499821
I would have used Z to fire, cause it's a trigger, but good job.
>>28502442
He already said there wasn't enough room at the Z trigger
Help me understand the construction process a little better, You use the lathe for what?. I understand you used the mill for the receiver and what not but what cutters did you use?
Ive got a mill and im looking to some gun construction
>>28502453
Then you make room.
>>28502585
Then it would look like a butchered up hack job.
Geez, anon, get it together...
>>28501086
I think the remote design/implementation could be better, I may have a few ideas if you' be interested...
>>28499821
have you chrono'd the 20mm rounds yet?
>>28503166
git gud
I didn't know DD's could have electronic firing mechanisms
good work Josh, looks like good stupid fun, which is what this kind of thing is all about, right?
>>28500051
>making a DD
>"...I just started winging it."
Hahaha, that's awesome.
This isn't over until it has an optic, OP.
>>28499821
Sauce for 20mm and larger barrels?
Do you have some kind of tool for extracting the empty?
>>28504122
You can see a cut towards top of the chamber that exposes the rim, Id assume he is extracting using a screwdriver
>>28504068
He said he saw a Vulcan barrel on eBay so I guess try there
Holy shit he did it the absolute madman
>>28499821
Fantastic job.
When can you replace my neighbor's windshield?
>>28501086
I'd have put the batteries in a rumblepack so you don't have to take the controller apart to change the batteries
Based.
>>28499821
Now all you need to do is use it to defend yourself in a home invasion, shattering every bone, window and eardrum in your house afterwhich you explain to the cops why your hallway is covered in pink mist
>>28499821
I thought this was a joke until the fucking video. Nintendo controller and all.
>>28500891
>Close the Part 103 loophole!!! Think of the children!
This might actually be a problem in 40 years.
>>28501995
I just can't see myself putting in the effort to reload for a gun that will probably only see 10 rounds a year once the initial novelty wears off. At least I reload a few hundred .50 BMG year, and will soon break even on the investment there. Because of the way the projectile is crimped in these cases, I don't think I could disassemble one to modify the projectile like how you suggested.
>>28502142
RIP doge
>>28502428
How much would that be? I'll consider it.
>>28502552
A lathe was used to thread the barrel, thread the receiver, and make the initial form for the breech block... The smaller items made on the lathe were the electrode, insulating bushings, and the shouldered bolts that attach the barrel clamp assembly to the pintle.
>>28502585
Not really feasible. Take one apart yourself if you don't believe me. If I reallyw anted to "make it work", then the analog stick would have been chopped up under the hood, and the remnants up top cemented in place and immobile. That would have been no fun.
>>28503355
I would be glad to hear them.
>>28503423
NO!! I forgot my chronograph at home that day, even though I had every intention to bring it.
>>28503745
Yup, all in the name of fun. I'm not even going to pretend this gun is even remotely useful or practical. As a buddy of mine put it, I just "want it to go boom, and fart out a big bullet". If I wanted a practical 20mm, then I would have spend $8,000-$18,000 on one of the three properly-set-up Anzio rifles.... of which I can't afford. Plus, there isn't as much satisfaction in just buying something.
>>28504068
My Gunbroker saved search this very morning just went off. The hard part is getting one with the insides in great condition, and not demilled. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=536529353
>>28504122
Sometimes I can just flick it out with my finger, other times I need to lightly pry it out with a screwdriver.
>>28504920
Yess, I am expert at that.
>>28499821
noice
>>28499821
>fantastic homemade gun
>presents it with a vertical video
>>28499821
What's your lighting setup/camera for this shot?
>>28505803
>>28503355 (You) #
I would be glad to hear them
ill discuss them with you at the fest
You know OP, this is a fun project and all, but I'd keep working on it.
Turn it into a miniaturized artillery field gun maybe. Like this more or less: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abEq7bWROwA
A simple carriage with a proper windage/elevation adjustment would be possible to build, right?
This is just an idea of course, but I think it has potential.
>>28499917
Perfectly legal, Fla-fag.
>>28501163
love the second retard running in "don't worry, I will stop the machine with my hands!"
>>28499821
OP was not a faggot today
>>28504988
I certainly considered this, but it just wasn't possible with the other components in there. I'll spare you the 300 word explanation of why it wouldn't work... or why I couldn't get it to work.
>>28505965
You can blame the girlfriend. I wasn't paying much attention to the orientation of the camera, more focused on not trying to say anything stupid for a whole minute.
>>28506785
Excellent, I will see you there.
>>28499821
Theoretically that going to be extremely accurate. Do you know how to use a traveling and elevation properly? I went to Mark 19 school-
Where are you generally located Josh? Like what state?
>>28499821
Next step: optics with a CCTV camera and controller with a screen. Controller operates azimuth/elevation stepers on gun tripod.
>>28506940
>3DPD girlfriend
>ever
>>28499821
Make your own 20mm reloader?
>>28501172
>scaphoid fracture from shooting a pengun
Jesus...I broke my scaphoid playing soccer, and I know what a bitch those things are to have heal correctly. My wrist still isn't the same. Probably will never be the same again.
Don't hurt your friends like that, OP.
>>28501377
Except him. You can do that to him.
Very impressive.
Amazing work!!!
The ammo must have beem the worst part.
>>28499821
>>28507304
I know how to turn dials to move it up, down, left and right, but that is about it.
>>28507327
South-central PA
>>28507374
I wish. That is probably beyond my ability.
>>28507714
I have a connection at the moment who has 60-some rounds for sale. If I free up the money, I would like to buy it within the few months if it is available.
>>28509510
>South-central PA
Nice! What the current weather like there? I live in Florida so I have no idea how seasons work.
>>28499821
>0:08 inert cartridge
>Goes kaboom
>>28509636
>>28509510
Saw the video.. Shame I couldn't make it out your way.
>>28509636
cold
>>28509748
Inert projectile. Basically, 20mm ball.
>>28510168
Oh makes sense
>>28509636
I like it around here. I do enjoy the contrast of the seasons. It can get sweltering in the summer, bitter cold in the winter, and of course everything in-between. Some people love to piss and moan about the cold this time of year though.
>>28509748
Yeah, it was a poor choice of words... I was nervous for the camera, and talking quickly. The next guy got it, inert projectile.
>>28509825
Some other time, man. The girlfriend's place is excellent for shooting. We can get about 320 yards to shoot on out there... 400 if you shoot right next to the house (suppressed only though, because of the pets).
Posting from Turkish proxy to mitigate the fact that I am giving an information that shouldn't be given.
OP, I hope to god you made this thread via using several layers of proxies because your thread was marked as possible case terrorism under ''The Threat of Homegrown Terrorism''. Be careful OP, they are really trying to paint full-blooded Americans of certain backgrounds as terrorist, specially after newly raising militia protests.
I'll give my thread one shameless bump before bed.
>>28512814
No worries here, friendo. I registered to build this thing with the ATF in 2012 or 2013. If they would have had any issue with it, I would have heard about it by now. Other people own bigger and badder legal Destructive Devices anyways.
Night all.
I'm not a robot
>>28514611
>Other people own bigger and badder legal Destructive Devices anyways.
This is true...
Bowling Ball Cannon High Desert Trip 2011
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQdf_J9MgxI
>>28514611
>Night all.
Night night.
>>28499821
Firstly, congrats. You've made an anti-tank gun. You can now officially take on anything the state police has in their arsenal.
Second, the portrait view makes my eyes hurt.
>>28500891
Please stop giving leftist fucking ideas, nothing good can come from it.
>a good thread on 4chan
Haven't seen this in a while.
>>28518538
Glorious, isn't it?
oh shit you got it to work
nice
>>28499821
Glad to see it's done. Dat shit's powerful senpai!
Josh is a fuckheug faggot and smells like dirty benises covered in smelly ahmed muslims.
Jk. Bump.
>>28499821
God damn Josh.. I watched that when you first uploaded the few days ago with 70 views on the NF thread, now 3000 fucking /k/ommandos have watched it. Very awesome.
>>28501261
...BUT ONLY ONE OF YOU
