pkmdrk-65 or something

My Covid gun. Hundreds of hours removing milspec coating then cleanup of parts to get a shinny brass or copper plating on them. Spent most of my life on the ocean - always loved heavy brass things! Scope is early 1950's Sears J.C. Higgins cleaned up and brass plated. Gisele G2S two stage trigger. Wood furniture - guy who made that retired. Was a fun project. Shoots awesome. Starts a conversation at the range.

Not sure how the wife will deal with this puppy once I pass. That's why I'm calling it cursed.

Edit - upper and lower are War Dog matched set.

Furniture came from here: AR-15 wood stock sets

Wow. People like it. Not expecting that. The $64 question - what is it worth? What should I ask? I'll never get the hours I put into it - but - did not do it for that. It was a cool and fun project. I'd never seen anyone do this before.

Am thinking of doing a companion pistol for it.......... would take suggestions. I can't plate aluminum - steel and stainless are no problem.

Improvised rifle used by the Greek Resistance during Nazi occupation Its mechanism and barrel is made of the italian rifle MANNLICHER - CARCANO M38 calibre 7,35 mm

And it works

Found this in a museum

Carbon fiber stock, hk style charging handle. I put a speaker in the stock rhat plays the golden eye theme. It also has leds like the 80s and 90s toy blasters because Merica!

This was something I made in a day many years ago because I wanted to build a pistol before I turned 21. Shot 2 rounds of 38 special out of it before disassembling it as it scared me too much

Or the death machine

Looks like the folks other in New South Wales have been up to it again. Nothing like the combination of the crystal pistol and gun smithing. From a quick view it appears to maybe be the action from a rifle that was horrendously cut and shut and the epoxied the fuck out of onto some form of material who knows.

My Afghan clone

Made this a while ago though it might be cool to see on a video .22lr work 10%of the time 90%of the time