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Make your own spoon!
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On the one hand - kinda impressive ingenuity. On the other, I can't say I'd want to attempt firing them - they look dodgy.
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Lol "made in Italy"
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i've fired a sten gun. it worked.
those things like they'd last long enough to get the job done.
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Sten gun looks like it was made by an apprentice plumber.....
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I remember watching a documentary about 15 years ago about small arms manufacturing in Pakistan. Everything was hand cut and filed to fit. Tempering was done by packing the pieces in cork and putting the container in the fire for a while. The documentary showed an AK 47 clone being assembled and test fired.
You don't need to be too fancy. Best Les
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