BUILDING JOE BIDEN’S BLASTER
There are inherent risks at every turn when it comes to firearms, and like anything with a modicum of danger, they’re unforgiving of human error.
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Back in Issue 37, we built a 410-gauge shotgun from a kit and a bunch of metal pipe fittings. One thing about building that particular piece was that even the parts kit that was provided by Pop-A-410 could easily be sourced at a home improvement store. So this time, we set about building one relying purely on Home Depot’s inventory.
Some people who consider the firearm lifestyle a mere hobby couldn’t get over
