http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQC50WFzmZQ&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL
Holy crap. This kid makes guns out of paper THAT REALLY WORK. He says most are 97% paper, 3% wires and pins to make it fire. He has a 1911 that fires real bullets! I mean 50% powder but good lord!
Is that the right video? Looks like a regular gun with toothpick bullets
Whoops. Same guy, wrong video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLFTkYVoPww&feature=channel
Here is a paper 1911 that shoots bullets.
Thanks for the link. He has some neat stuff in his channel and is here in San Antonio.
I have been rolling papers all the wrong way.
The gummint will make us get a background check before we can buy a newspaper.
I saw that movie! 
The suppressor could get him in real trouble with the ATF.
Ok this is terrifying and awesome at the same time. When he shoved the real bullet into the gun i was sure that a catastrophic kaboom was about to happen, but he latter explained that he was not using smokeless power, only a very small amount of black power which is still not very safe IMO. I would NOT want to load test that gun but it is quite amazing that he has a semi scale working mock up of a 1911.
bah..
I spent 2 years with a pound of black powder under my bed. I never died or got injured.
Probably not that smart with the static charge and all.
you conservatives are all a bunch of wimps. It's us liberals with the moxy that rule. 
What are the barrels made of?
He is also working on an AK and an MG42.
porksboy wrote:The suppressor could get him in real trouble with the ATF.
I think his whole operation could get him in trouble. But yeah, that suppressor is definitely a big no-no according to ATF.
In reply to Drewsifer:
Yeah there is a bit of a question in my mind about what kind of laws these things break. Heck a paper gun would be bad news for air travel or anything else requiring one to go through metal detectors. Things like springs can be snuck in via a pen just like in the movie mentioned above.
I would like to know what material is being used for the barrel I am just having a hard time with that being paper.
In one of the first few vids he said he finally found a way to do rifling in the barrels. So i think it might really be paper.
rebelgtp wrote:In reply to Drewsifer:
Yeah there is a bit of a question in my mind about what kind of laws these things break. Heck a paper gun would be bad news for air travel or anything else requiring one to go through metal detectors. Things like springs can be snuck in via a pen just like in the movie mentioned above.
I would like to know what material is being used for the barrel I am just having a hard time with that being paper.
I think its just paper. And a lot of glue. He seems just as shocked when some of them work. I think he's a creative kid who stumbld upon something dangerous. however its awesome none the less.
Drewsifer wrote:rebelgtp wrote:In reply to Drewsifer:
Yeah there is a bit of a question in my mind about what kind of laws these things break. Heck a paper gun would be bad news for air travel or anything else requiring one to go through metal detectors. Things like springs can be snuck in via a pen just like in the movie mentioned above.
I would like to know what material is being used for the barrel I am just having a hard time with that being paper.
I think its just paper. And a lot of glue. He seems just as shocked when some of them work. I think he's a creative kid who stumbld upon something dangerous. however its awesome none the less.
He wouldn't be the first....
Joey
