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It would still be illegal for them to print and own a gun.
True. I'm thinking the danger comes from people who are trying to execute somebody and then taking their own lives. The other worry would be teenagers making these. In other words, people who aren't concerned/aren't thinking about the illegality part of the equation.
They were going to lose this case," Blackman said. "If the government litigated this case and they lost this decision could be used to challenge other kinds of gun control laws."
It has always been CONSTITUTIONAL to make your own personal weapons(yes, even rockets and explosives) It is called Individual Liberty. Something this nation was founded upon and decreed in documents so no one can forget and change it.
Liability comes when you sell to others, and it malfunctions and harms someone.
The day will come, when everyone will have to fill their hand.
They were going to lose this case," Blackman said. "If the government litigated this case and they lost this decision could be used to challenge other kinds of gun control laws."
There are already many 'ghost guns' in existence, these have no serial numbers, no brands, no ways to track them, Any metal fab shop can crank out guns, even full autos, and build them from scratch.
True. I'm thinking the danger comes from people who are trying to execute somebody and then taking their own lives. The other worry would be teenagers making these. In other words, people who aren't concerned/aren't thinking about the illegality part of the equation.
No matter what the law is. You can't create a law that will address someone that is not concerned about the repercussions of breaking it.
Right, as soon as you pick up a 3D printer, learn and perfect the technology, locate the plans and build the gun, build the ammo and complete the testing. Easy as pie, any 3 year old can do it.
Aren't those things useless after firing once or twice? They sound incredibly impractical. Not to mention, criminals usually opt to acquire weapons illegally, and for less money than the cost of a typical hobby grade 3d printer.
Sort of yes, sort of no. A basic cheap 3d printer might be able to print a gun that fires only a few times, however printers that print metal at incredibly high resolution are regularly dropping in price, and can print incredibly well designed guns capable of firing thousands of rounds with no worries.
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