They've thought this one out about as much as the pot bill.Originally Posted by Fmedges
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They've thought this one out about as much as the pot bill.
I have Solidworks, and room in my reloading room. :-) There are high-strength nylon and even metal 3d printers, the nylon printers can do different materials depending on product.
It's actually legal to "manufacture" your own firearms, but you can't buy or sell...
How funny is it that you can't make magazines over 15 rounds soon, but you can make actual firearms.
USMC 2000-2004, OIF
Only if I can use it to make Lowers too
Everyone who contributes to buying a really nice one gets at least 1 lower out of it
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Shhh! Don't put that on the internet or they will hear and take that away too!
How is this going to effect linked, belt fed guns?
I wonder about that, too.
Back in 2004, when it wasn't clear whether the federal ban was going away or not, I had simply figured that if the ban was made permanent, I'd just dump the money into a Shrike upper and a metric load of links.
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If there's nothing wrong with having to show an ID to buy a gun, there's nothing wrong with having to show an ID to vote.
For legal reasons, that's a joke.
Same restrictions
http://defcad.org/
AR15 lowers and magazines.
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