Here we see that with just a barrel, firing pin, feed, ejector, ammunition, and a 3d printer we can manufacture a lethal weapon.
Protip, if you have these parts and a whittling knife you also have a gun after a judicious camping trip.
"Oh no but designs exist for fully 3d printed guns that are really really shitty and worse than what you can make with a lathe and a mill". Can you 3d print a cartridge? That's the killy bit.
I'm not sure how viable it would be to track bullet sales + require some kind of identifying code on bullets, but I imagine that even if it is spectacularly difficult, it would still be more effective and less restrictive than this 3d print censorship bullshit.
3 Comments
Wizard3964@lemmy.dbzer0.com · 3 pts · 137d
How should the printed gun issue be handled?
And also, weren’t second amendment crazies already teaching each other how to work a forge for specific gun parts.
naevaTheRat@lemmy.dbzer0.com · 2 pts · 137d
Here we see that with just a barrel, firing pin, feed, ejector, ammunition, and a 3d printer we can manufacture a lethal weapon.
Protip, if you have these parts and a whittling knife you also have a gun after a judicious camping trip.
"Oh no but designs exist for fully 3d printed guns that are really really shitty and worse than what you can make with a lathe and a mill". Can you 3d print a cartridge? That's the killy bit.
pomegranatefern@sh.itjust.works · 1 pts · 136d
I'm not sure how viable it would be to track bullet sales + require some kind of identifying code on bullets, but I imagine that even if it is spectacularly difficult, it would still be more effective and less restrictive than this 3d print censorship bullshit.