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Published on May 20, 2013
This handgun was printed with a $1,725 Lulzbot 3D printer and fired for the first time above. One plastic barrel survived eight shots, and another barrel was swapped in for the ninth, before nightfall cut short further testing.
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enasseh 12 minutes ago
Sick
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dahuntersdoom 18 minutes ago
/endthread???? Are you in a fucking forum/image board or in youtube?
Way to be a faggot
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Carandini 23 minutes ago
Because then they have an excuse to get more laws on the books. Keep piling them up until one day they have all the power they want. THEN the bastards will start enforcing ALL the laws they’ve been stockpiling for decades. Then everyone will realise how much liberty they’ve allowed themselves to lose by inches and degrees.
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tigman1955 25 minutes ago
Back in the day when I was a kid we made those out of junk we found in my dad’s garage call them sip guns my point is whats the excitement about be able to print a gun there must be more important things to humanity we can come up with other than another gun.
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Cryfield1999 46 minutes ago
Saw that gun on tv they shot it one time and it was destroyed
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michaelsilverbane11 47 minutes ago
I’m glad to see that you do not believe in either the freedom of expression or the freedom of self defense. The whole point of this exercise was to show that those that are against one right are fundamentally against all rights. Thank you for proving that point.
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dons1965 49 minutes ago
You mean a lower receiver? The part that, under federal law, actually counts as a «firearm» and is serialized? Already been done. Not illegal (under federal law, at least).
Google AR-15 lower receiver 3D printed
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michaelsilverbane11 51 minutes ago
It is not illegal to print a receiver for your own use.
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dillydave13 1 hour ago
It’s legal to make your own gun. /endthread
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