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"Wiki Weapons Project" - 3D Printed Lowers
Long story short, they are trying to creat a file that would allow people to use a 3D printer to "print" a weapon at home. Seems like the legalities of such a venture would be overwhelming but nevertheless, they are attempting it.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/andygree...print-at-home/
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Who has a 3d printer at home?
USMC 2000-2004, OIF
this....guy....is........so.......dramatic
A guy printed an AR lower not too long ago. Nothing illegal about it.
First one was done about four years ago, actually - just the one "HaveBlue" on ar15.com did earlier this summer got a lot of media exposure.
Nothing illegal about it federally, or statewise, in Colorado. Other states could have or put into place restrictions at any time, though.
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Originally Posted by cofi
yes he is
Why the hell would I buy a multi-thousand dollar rapid prototyper to make plastic weapons when I can, for example, buy an "incomplete" metal lower for $20 and make a functioning reciever on my drill press legally?
Because you can have your very own Glock 7!
-Mike
"I have to return some video tapes"
Sweet!Because you can have your very own Glock 7!
(pulling out credit card, finding 3d printer online, clicking buy)
I will have one in 7 to 10 days!
Where are these $20 lowers you speak of?
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