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Here ya go make untraceable AR15 totally legal
did you guys see the big bust here in sacramento of AR-15 made from 3d printers.......the entire gun is legal to buy on ebay or gun store, no check, there is only one one piece called I think the upper? that must be bored out and put in. It is metal and the printer will make it for you overnight. Yes the fire too, very well. This is a real problem I don't know how they are going to tackle it. You could do this with a lathe and just the upper........a chunk of aluminum. Instructions are on the net. https://ghostgunner.net/
250.00 for the printer. They also have a the liberator which is all plastic polymer. |
Was this the 8 people that were arrested a few days back? I didn't see that it was in Sac, all the news said was California.
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yup in sac |
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So what's the problem here? It's perfectly legal to make a gun for yourself anyway. Has ALWAYS been that way. Don't like it? Get the fuck out of of U.S. |
I don't mind it at all, it just needs be be serialized I believe, all firearms have to be. Other than that make away :) Some dude who did the wired article took the printer and the upper into the police station to turn them in and the cops had no idea what the fuck he was talking about or doing...........shows how much our LEO knows eh?
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What's your point?
You can make meth in a bathtub. You can grow weed at home (in the states where it's not legalized). You can make a shotgun with two pipes and a nail. You can make a bomb with fertilizer. You can make thermite with rust and aluminum. You can make dynamite out of re-purposed fireworks. The list goes on and on and on... What people are failing to understand is that criminals are the ones making illegal guns. The same criminals that would get them any way possible, 3D printer or not. You would be hard pressed to find anyone that is against taking guns away from criminals. That's the rub. How do you respect the Constitutional rights of a law abiding citizen while keeping guns away from criminals? Answer; you can't. And that's what all these anti-gun dipshits just don't get. As long as there's criminals, there will be criminals with guns. Outlaw them all you want, the only thing you're going to do is turn law abiding citizens into outlaws, while enabling criminals. Do people really think if they toughen the gun laws in the U.S. the murder rate by firearm will go down? |
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Yes, some people do. :1orglaugh |
My understanding is that guns need to be made out of gun metal.
Otherwise the pressure is too much. |
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Im surprised brassdick haven't posted any tough guy with guns comments. You know he is badass crip and all.
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3d printed guns will never be looked on favorably because it will take money out of the pockets of politicians, lobbyists and gun manufacturers. Governments will also lose influence trying to fend off rebel factions in third world countries.
If you are pro 3d gun printing, don't be surprised if you don't find yourself on the same side as the NRA. You know, the ones who are "trying to protect" your "right to bear arms." |
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I bet a 3d printed gun would be fantastic in a neighborhood firefight. Can you print the bullets too?
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Who the fuck are you anyway? <---Rhetorical question as I truly don't care. |
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Aaron is a complete dumbass when it comes to AMERICAN laws since you know he's an expert being from the EU LOL.
BUT where he and I do agree look at Japan..........3 that's right 3 deaths from a gun with a pop over 125,000,00 |
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can ghostgunner be used as small metal 3d printer for making other parts ? or it just makes guns ?
i mean ,can it be used as cnc ? edit: Ghost Gunner is a general purpose CNC mill, built upon a large body of open source work, including the gshield 3 axis motion hardware, the grbl g-code parser and motion controller, and popular microcontrollers. All Ghost Gunner schematics and design files will be published into the public domain, and anyone can program anything for the machine. |
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I never said anything about not liking your posts. By the way, I am not anti-gun. I just think being so gung-ho to condemn those who offer constructive criticism is reckless and unproductive. By the way, even though this site is based in the U.S. means nothing. This site represents webmasters from the entire world. Also, 3d printing of guns will eventually become a world problem. Feel free to verbally castrate me, after all, it is your American right. |
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Why Japan's Murder Rate Is So Low - Business Insider
Guns in Japan ? Firearms, gun law and gun control Japan vs United States Crime Stats Compared https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...ted_death_rate shall I go on or did I own you enough for you to learn that whole interwebz thing. |
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There are maybe 80 million - 140 million weapons in the hands of the citizens in the USA.
I seriously doubt that the government would be able to take them away. We got the guns, we got the numbers and we got the bullets. Sensible gun laws won't work -- we are a bunch of cowboys, psychos and criminals with guns. And if anyone thinks they are bad-ass enough to invade the USA they are in for a shit-storm like the never imagined. That's just the way it is and has always been. |
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Yeah, I know all about the "slippery slope." I just think it is time that all citizens in the US get to the live in the first world. |
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And.... I wasn't even calling you out for being dumb in the first place. You took it upon yourself to reveal that. Way to go :thumbsup |
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Also, nobody is ever going to invade the USA. At least not in the movie like "Red Dawn" scenario. No, our enemies are much smarter than that. Al Qaeda's plans were smarter than that. They sought to cause us to get drawn into a quagmire they knew we could never control, in turn sapping our resources and crashing the economy in the process. Cyber and biological warfare is the most likely threats we have to face as a nation. Our enemies know what will happen if they can disrupt our energy and communication grids, as well as financial institutions. Our greatest enemies at that point will be ourselves. With 80 to 140 million weapons in our society, you can probably guess how that will turn out. Our enemies are thinking outside the box, maybe it's time the militia minded morons start doing so as well. |
Aaron when did you move to Europe?
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Does someone have the plans to print a tank. Maybe an aircraft carrier. Sorry not interested in these little guns
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People have made "homemade" guns since the first guns were ever made. It isn't that difficult to do. The Chinese were doing it in the 13th century. People in the modern world can do it much easier with or without a 3d printer. The govt. is already overreaching in just about every way into our lives. They no longer "govern", but attempt to rule. Some things work out that way to the good. Some things don't. But looking at this as if it's something that a legal loophole "allows" isn't realistic. That's like saying a legal loophole "allows" you to use your intelligence to do just about anything. I think what you mean is that the govt. should try to find some way to overstep themselves again and try to make something else illegal to add to the thousands of laws that we already have. Personally, I think the best law is the one that says if you shoot somebody it's a crime. And if you kill somebody it's murder. At least those laws make sense to enforce. All this other stuff is just unenforceable. No matter what the govt. does, if a person wants a gun they will get one...or just make one. Besides the government isn't supposed to be doing all these things. It's supposed to govern, not rule. |
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Your also missing my point. This recent bust is a just a taste of whats about to unfold. This is going to be about pressure coming from the same folks who claim to be about your right to bear arms.... the NRA, the gun lobbyists, and the manufacturers. Do you honestly think they want you to stop buying their products when you can print one of your own? |
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No need for a 3d printer. It's just a very simple thing to make. As for the NRA...you seem a little obsessed with them. So I'll tell you what I think: I don't think that a person building their own gun gives a damn what the NRA says or doesn't say. And neither do I. Why do you seem to care so much? |
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