Legit 3D printed Gun.

[wax_job]

as soon as i get the plans, Illl crank a few of these out.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKsJe11itb4&feature=player_embedded

[DEAGLER]

A little too much work..

[Zundfolge]

Not really worth the $200 tax stamp for an SBR ... guess you could make one with a 16" barrel to get around that (or leave the stock off so its a pistol).


Anyway, nifty proof-of-concept. Lets see what happens when future generations of 3D printers use metal instead of plastic though.

[BuffCyclist]

Does he not realize that is considered a SBR and needs a stamp? Or did he buy one for it and just didn't mention it?

But, $200 tax stamp for 14 shots before the rifle starts breaking is a little on the expensive side. Definitely cost more than shooting 50bmg since its about $14.28 per round then the gun breaks. Regardless, its still amazing technology!

[Sawin]

I have little interest in that particular one he was shooting, but am glad to see ingenuity and diversity appearing out there... eventually a good one will come about.

[Clint45]

That plastic will not withstand repeated firing from any caliber hotter than 32 ACP . . . and even that will break eventually.

[Sawin]

It won't take long for ceramics to be incorporated where needed...

[wax_job]

Yep, there is a company called liquid metal (which I buy stock in) that supposedly will have 3d printable metal soon...