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what is a 3d-printed gun, how do they work and why are they terrifying?
by：Tuowei
2019-08-28
They are the most cutting-edge weapons and will be the laughing stock of gun control laws and gun restrictions. And 3D-
Printing weapons will certainly look more common in the coming years and decades.
Anyone with a 3D printer can make these basic guns, and the 3D printer builds objects layer by layer using plastic or other materials.
A Texas company called defense is currently in a legal battle to announce plans to allow gun lovers to print their guns, including a notorious replica of a gun.
Assault rifles used in multiple mass shootings.
The weapon\'s blueprint will be online one month after the gun.
The rights group Defense, which was distributed to the government, reached an agreement with the government to allow them to share on the Internet.
But over the years, plans for other guns have been introduced and it is almost impossible to stop them from being shared in the future.
NRA spokesman Dana Loesch said the technology to try to ban or produce guns would be \"absolutely unenforceable \".
3D weapons-
The printing is scary because they can be produced easily and can launch real bullets.
Liberators, for example, are a distributed defense weapon that can be printed and launched once.
They are often referred to as \"ghost guns\" because people can make their own guns without a serial number so the police can track them down.
They are also more difficult to detect than ordinary guns usually made of metal.
It is illegal to download and print guns in the UK and the US, but the law is difficult or even impossible to enforce.
Despite some doubts about the effectiveness of 3D weapons, which are considered fragile and prone to explosion, they are absolutely capable of killing people.
Defense Distributed and its founder, Cody Wilson
Declared as an anarchy, it is argued that access to the online blueprint is guaranteed under the rights granted by the First Amendment and the Second Amendment to freedom of expression and the right to carry weapons.
Yesterday, about selling 3-
He said on Twitter that he had spoken to powerful National Rifle Association lobby groups about the weapons.
\"I\'m investigating 3-
D. sells plastic guns to the public, he said.
\"Having spoken to the NRA, it doesn\'t seem to make much sense.
White House spokesman guidley later told reporters that it was illegal to own or manufacture any kind of plastic gun, including 3-D printer’.
The NRA follows.
Chris Cox, executive director of the NRA Institute of Legislative Action, said that no matter what a person can post on the Internet, undetectable plastic guns have been illegal for 30 years, said in a statement.
According to U. S. Orders, guns are scheduled to be withdrawn from the internet in 2013S.
According to the international law on gun trafficking, the State Council.
Wilson filed a lawsuit on 2015 claiming that the order violated his constitutional rights.
Wilson said in an online video that the blueprints were downloaded more than 400,000 times before they were removed in 2013.
Printing weapons will certainly look more common in the coming years and decades.
Anyone with a 3D printer can make these basic guns, and the 3D printer builds objects layer by layer using plastic or other materials.
A Texas company called defense is currently in a legal battle to announce plans to allow gun lovers to print their guns, including a notorious replica of a gun.
Assault rifles used in multiple mass shootings.
The weapon\'s blueprint will be online one month after the gun.
The rights group Defense, which was distributed to the government, reached an agreement with the government to allow them to share on the Internet.
But over the years, plans for other guns have been introduced and it is almost impossible to stop them from being shared in the future.
NRA spokesman Dana Loesch said the technology to try to ban or produce guns would be \"absolutely unenforceable \".
3D weapons-
The printing is scary because they can be produced easily and can launch real bullets.
Liberators, for example, are a distributed defense weapon that can be printed and launched once.
They are often referred to as \"ghost guns\" because people can make their own guns without a serial number so the police can track them down.
They are also more difficult to detect than ordinary guns usually made of metal.
It is illegal to download and print guns in the UK and the US, but the law is difficult or even impossible to enforce.
Despite some doubts about the effectiveness of 3D weapons, which are considered fragile and prone to explosion, they are absolutely capable of killing people.
Defense Distributed and its founder, Cody Wilson
Declared as an anarchy, it is argued that access to the online blueprint is guaranteed under the rights granted by the First Amendment and the Second Amendment to freedom of expression and the right to carry weapons.
Yesterday, about selling 3-
He said on Twitter that he had spoken to powerful National Rifle Association lobby groups about the weapons.
\"I\'m investigating 3-
D. sells plastic guns to the public, he said.
\"Having spoken to the NRA, it doesn\'t seem to make much sense.
White House spokesman guidley later told reporters that it was illegal to own or manufacture any kind of plastic gun, including 3-D printer’.
The NRA follows.
Chris Cox, executive director of the NRA Institute of Legislative Action, said that no matter what a person can post on the Internet, undetectable plastic guns have been illegal for 30 years, said in a statement.
According to U. S. Orders, guns are scheduled to be withdrawn from the internet in 2013S.
According to the international law on gun trafficking, the State Council.
Wilson filed a lawsuit on 2015 claiming that the order violated his constitutional rights.
Wilson said in an online video that the blueprints were downloaded more than 400,000 times before they were removed in 2013.
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