Guns on dark web

[kerchbabylon]

So of all the methods I have seen I think guns are the most lethal and painless way to go. Unfortunately getting a gun in the US or anywhere in the world is NOT easy. I know US has a stereotype of how you can get guns anywhere but that's not true especially if you don't have proper documentation and evaluation (depending on state) and if your near family has any guns. So if you don't have any family who owns guns and/or papers how does one get a gun?

 

[summers]

Can't post this publicly. Get your post count up and maybe someone will pm you.

 

[kerchbabylon]

Got ya. Sorry about that.

 

[DanWhoLikesPie]

Where do you live? I live in one of the most restrictive states in the US, and getting a shotgun is as easy as not being a felon/domestic abuser and waiting for the background check to go through. Even in Europe, you can get a black powder/replica license in most countries just by filling out a few bits of paperwork. A .44 cal black powder pistol might not be useful for home defense, but it's damned effective for CTB as long as you know how to load it.

 

[kerchbabylon]

Where do you live? I live in one of the most restrictive states in the US, and getting a shotgun is as easy as not being a felon/domestic abuser and waiting for the background check to go through. Even in Europe, you can get a black powder/replica license in most countries just by filling out a few bits of paperwork. A .44 cal black powder pistol might not be useful for home defense, but it's damned effective for CTB as long as you know how to load.

I live in IL. Yes you can pass the background but I can't. Plus you need all documentations of mental health. IL made it much much harder (ironic since Chicago still has so much gun violence) to obtain guns with legal gun dealers. Unless the family owns some form of gun, they are forced to resort to other forms.

 

[DanWhoLikesPie]

I live in IL. Yes you can pass the background but I can't. Plus you need all documentations of mental health. IL made it much much harder (ironic since Chicago still has so much gun violence) to obtain guns with legal gun dealers. Unless the family owns some form of gun, they are forced to resort to other forms.

Ahh... the old "involuntary commitment" clause. Yeah, that makes things harder. Unfortunately, I can't publicly give advice on doing anything to circumvent your state's gun laws... Google "ghost guns" if you want someone else's advice... Best of luck!

 

[myopybyproxy]

go to a gun show and buy one from someone shady? I've got no experience obtaining guns on the dark web so no advice there.

 

[FogFilledLife]

Guides on purchasing drugs work for other purchases as well. Such guides are easily found. Don't recommend itb personally. Seems like it'd be risky.

 

[TooConscious]

Yes the government's side business is thriving!

 

[SovietSuicide]

Stealth shipping guns is extremely difficult because of x-rays, any DNM listings for guns are 99% a scam.

You can 3D print one but you'd have to find ammo/make your own.

 

[deleted]

I watched a video where a guy walks into a store and just had to show his driver's license and was able to buy a gun the same day in the US. Anyway, deep web is not reliable especially when it comes to weapons most sites are police fishing, I wouldn't risk it

 

[summers]

Stealth shipping guns is extremely difficult because of x-rays, any DNM listings for guns are 99% a scam.

You can 3D print one but you'd have to find ammo/make your own.

The barrel, breach, striker/hammer, and springs all need to be made of metal. At most, you can 3d print a lower receiver for an ar, or handle for a hand gun. In the US, these are the only regulated parts of a firearm (the parts that have the serial numbers). All those other pieces can be ordered without any regulation/identification. You can also get lowers/handles that are not completely finished called 80% lowers. They usually only need a few holes drilled to become a functioning firearm component.

Note: In the US, it is against the law to 3d print those parts of the gun or complete a lower without a firearms manufacturing license. Don't break the law (or at least don't post about it in public on ss).

 

[SovietSuicide]

The barrel, breach, striker/hammer, and springs all need to be made of metal. At most, you can 3d print a lower receiver for an ar, or handle for a hand gun. In the US, these are the only regulated parts of a firearm (the parts that have the serial numbers). All those other pieces can be ordered without any regulation/identification. You can also get lowers/handles that are not completely finished called 80% lowers. They usually only need a few holes drilled to become a functioning firearm component.

Note: In the US, it is against the law to 3d print those parts of the gun or complete a lower without a firearms manufacturing license. Don't break the law (or at least don't post about it in public on ss).

No plenty of fully plastic ghost guns exist, the Liberator being the first one.

You can post about illegal things here & only in some states is it illegal to possess a ghost gun.

 

[summers]

No plenty of fully plastic ghost guns exist, the Liberator being the first one.

I was thinking something that is reliable shooting thousands of rounds. I definitely have several thousand through a dpms ar, and at least a thousand through my glock 19. But if all you need is something to shoot once, a plastic gun is fine.

Edit: Although, thinking about a plastic, non-rifled barrel, I would be worried about using it to ctb. For it to work, the bore would have to be bigger relative to a metal barrel. This would mean less pressure/speed of the bullet. Also, I bet it would be common for bullets to exit the barrel several degrees off of straight.

I think that if you have the money for a 3d printer big enough to print a Liberator, it would be much easier and cheaper to have a metal pipe machined with a breach and spring firing pin at a machine/welding shop. Even with a smooth bore, I would trust this way more than a non-precision machined plastic gun.

 

[SovietSuicide]

I was thinking something that is reliable shooting thousands of rounds. I definitely have several thousand through a dpms ar, and at least a thousand through my glock 19. But if all you need is something to shoot once, a plastic gun is fine.

Edit: Although, thinking about a plastic, non-rifled barrel, I would be worried about using it to ctb. For it to work, the bore would have to be bigger relative to a metal barrel. This would mean less pressure/speed of the bullet. Also, I bet it would be common for bullets to exit the barrel several degrees off of straight.

I think that if you have the money for a 3d printer big enough to print a Liberator, it would be much easier and cheaper to have a metal pipe machined with a breach and spring firing pin at a machine/welding shop. Even with a smooth bore, I would trust this way more than a non-precision machined plastic gun.

Yeah the thing with printed guns is it's only people like me who live in gun controlled countries that it's really necessary but even then you can't 3D print ammo.

You need to make gunpowder and a shell and yeah you could just throw it in a pipe or stenn gun to get the job done without having to buy a £1500 printer.

 

[summers]

Yeah the thing with printed guns is it's only people like me who live in gun controlled countries that it's really necessary but even then you can't 3D print ammo.

You need to make gunpowder and a shell and yeah you could just throw it in a pipe or stenn gun to get the job done without having to buy a £1500 printer.

Actually, depending on what you want to do, you could go the musket route, with a ball and black powder. At that point, you only need a fuse to fire it. You could use ball bearings as projectiles, and simply a capped off pipe as a "rifle"

Similar to this, although I would just braze a cap on the end of the pipe, and drill a hole for a fuse.

 

[Crazy4u]

I suggest you check rules for renting a gun. This will be complicated because you need to be 100% and ctb quickly - same day or so

 

[nys]

You should probably go to a private gun show, or you could buy it on Facebook/Craigslist. All the dark web gun websites I've been on are scams, or the cops are secretly running it so they can arrest you, so I don't recommend buying off the dark web

 

[Helmetrash]

I wish I had a gun..

 

[takemenowpls]

I suggest another method. I too live where it's too hard to pass the requirements. Also the type of gun you get is very important. Not just any gun will work despite what you think. It needed to have power behind it and even the ammo matters! Last thing you want is to blow off your face and live. I had a someone offer me a 38, I declined because it was old and so was the ammo. I know you are desperate, so am I but Find another method my friend.

 

[summers]

Last thing you want is to blow off your face and live.

That's why you aim for the heart.

I had a someone offer me a 38, I declined because it was old and so was the ammo.

Good call.

 

[takemenowpls]

Again thank goodness for all the valuable information here. I was so close to getting that 38 and trying out of pure despair. One should never be impulsive like that when trying to ctb. You need to make sure it's well planned and keep the chances of survival to a minimum.

 

[TimetoGo!]

Ahh... the old "involuntary commitment" clause. Yeah, that makes things harder. Unfortunately, I can't publicly give advice on doing anything to circumvent your state's gun laws... Google "ghost guns" if you want someone else's advice... Best of luck!

whats ghost guns?

 

[Nexuno]

whats ghost guns?

Guns not registered, usually created by adapting blank guns kits called P80. Those kits were available in the US till 2020 or something like that.

 

[Cantbereal]

Can't post this publicly. Get your post count up and maybe someone will pm you.

I'm interested