Mostly crosspost from >>13377008 since thread is dying down - same OP
Tl;dr(since this is Zig Forums and strelo/k/s are already smart to the 'how to make a firearms company' shit), I want to put forward the suggestion of anons, from Zig Forums and Zig Forums, working together IRL to create a legal firearms manufacturing company. We already have plenty of machinists, engineers, and garage tinkerers around, we have hordes of CADs, blueprints, and instructions relating to the manufacture of a wide variety of firearms at our disposal. I at least know how to manage the business side of things and would be 100% shocked if there weren't any other anons here who knew the same, and there's also inevitably money to be found on here as well. Following US law, we can all benefit the community through our success, make money, and perhaps revolutionize firearms while we're at it one way or another.
Email is muhthrowawayaccount@protonmail.com - will gladly answer any questions regarding this.
As said before: Nothing I'm suggesting is illegal or otherwise against US law, so glow accusations are 100% paranoid autists or (((schlomo))) interference.
Would still require getting together, and that would be rather silly.
Earnest did something illegal. This is not. No calls to violence or for illegal behavior here.
Jayden Bailey
Where are you getting the $300,000 it would take to start a manufacturing plant? I mean, even to make ONE firearm, you're talking thousands of dollars in tooling and dies, tens of thousands of dollars in BITS alone, let aside the actual $30,000 milling machines, lathes, and $50,000 heat treatment rooms that you'd need for production. Who's going to buy them? If you want to get the word out you've got to have a marketing campaign and a website, both cost thousands.
Hell, it cost me $7,000 just in medical insurance for me and my three employees per year. That's a startup cost most people don't consider. Medical, Social Security, Wages have to be paid BEFORE you get paid. You can't just hold your wages until you're out of the red.
If somebody wanted to build a buzzgat company that builds weaposn that are not difficult to convert into fully automatic guns, GREAT. But nobody here has any money. If they did, it would be done already.
1. where are you getting the money to actually start this? To get all the machines and shit like says + wages for employed anons? 2. collab projects rarely work out, so I assume you intend to build a workplace hierarchy. How do you intend to do that when everyone here is anonymous and everyone thinks he is the most qualified person to talk about gun manufacturing? Not to mention at least 90% of the userbase are spergs incapable of social interaction. The workplace collective would likely explode in autistic shitflinging immediately. 3. What can you offer that other, well estabilished companies with good brand recognition can't? Why should Joe McBurger buy his funz from Zig Forumsunts Corp. that was just formed by complete amateurs instead of literally anybody else?
William Adams
Currently such is the limiting factor. is right that a large amount of money is needed just to make sure that everything's covered.
As for 2, easiest way to do such would be to base the hierarchy off past engineering experience and other experience, with the least skilled anons at the bottom. There won't be glowniggers around to urge the anons on, so disputes shouldn't exactly be that big of an issue.
As for 3 - extremely low price. I wholeheartedly believe that with work, it'll be possible to create a pistol capable of being sold for less than $150, possibly even double digits in USD, which would undercut everyone in the market, even Hi-Point.
