"Cookbooks" and DefCAD Megapacks...

[the86d]

With all the lefty bans, and limitations they try to put on speech,
I wonder if kids today are still obtaining copies of OG "* Cookbooks" or * Cookbooks rev. 2002, or DefCAD Megapacks, as prior generations once did?

It appears the OG is still a best seller on Amazon...

[iMigraine]

The Boston's Gun Bible is another interesting resource that might be a few years old on firearms selection but relevant on training.

[WoodTurner]

I remember the cookbook being basically useless. Especially in todays time. a lot of the stuff in there wouldn't even apply today, unless you can find a payphone you want to try and hack.
Army techincal manuals have much more useful knowledge, IMO.

[ibanezfoo]

I used to download tons of that crap back in my BBS days. ASCII schematics were awesome.

Back when we used red boxes, blue boxes, beige boxes, etc...

[billofrights]

I'm active on a couple of reddit subs for 3d printing, one of them is a gun sub. There's a few places that still host a lot of the files, and the new ones are pretty impressive. I've legit seen more innovation in the firearms world the past year than in the last decade, easily.

https://lbry.tv/@Deterrence-Dispensed:2

https://www.printyour2a.com/files

[ibanezfoo]

One of the guys I work with is an ex JPL engineer and he's designing all kinds of 3D printable modular guns. I don't think he is going to share them though, at least not yet. Crazy stuff.