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DIY 3D-printed guns get go-ahead from Trump Admin

 
T-Man
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You can 3d print a firearm barrel???
 Quoting: Icebear


you can print pretty much everything of the outside of the gun. and make your own barrel.
or you can print a disposable gun that will shoot once.

at least thats what ive seen so far.
Rabbi Schlomo Shekelgrubber

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07/25/2018 08:05 AM
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The case was about the 3D files, using a 3D printer to produce a firearm is pointless. Can you do it? Sure. Is it a functional firearm? Maybe, for a couple shots.

At the same time, you can buy a CNC mill for about the same money as a good commercial 3D printer. The mill will take the same 3D CAD files, and produce a functional firearm in metal. Or a functional suppressor.

Making your own firearms is totally legal, people do it all the time. This was a tempest in a teacup provoked by the idiot presstitutes to make 3D printers seem scary and dangerous.

Some people already downloaded the files from DD. Most are just suitable for making replicas, such as grenades. The court case just said he has the right to share those files.
 Quoting: Monkeyslap


THIS!
Plastic firearms PARTS are fine in some places like the stocks and forearms and lower receiver, but you can't make a bolt, a barrel or a firing pin out of plastic, in fact few of the parts would stand up to use. You can't use the same plastics used by manufacturers to make Glocks and other "plastic" guns, they are extinction molded and made of a much stronger polymer than plain old ABS plastic. ABS is plastic-bottle like in consistency but a little harder
And I'll tell you something else, a skilled machinist can copy a firearm WITHOUT the CNC files , though it would never be a precise copy it only has to function like the original. The hardest thing for the "do it yourselfer" to fabricate is a barrel, the forging and drilling involved require a lot of skill and expensive equipment, especially if you are making rifle barrels. A large lathe is a must have as is a forge.

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In the past 35 years the war in the middle east has cost the American taxpayers over 17 TRILLION dollars and the lives of 20,000 Americans and over 1.5 million civilians in the middle east and we have gained absolutely NOTHING from it.
Rabbi Schlomo Shekelgrubber

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07/25/2018 08:06 AM
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The case was about the 3D files, using a 3D printer to produce a firearm is pointless. Can you do it? Sure. Is it a functional firearm? Maybe, for a couple shots.

At the same time, you can buy a CNC mill for about the same money as a good commercial 3D printer. The mill will take the same 3D CAD files, and produce a functional firearm in metal. Or a functional suppressor.

Making your own firearms is totally legal, people do it all the time. This was a tempest in a teacup provoked by the idiot presstitutes to make 3D printers seem scary and dangerous.

Some people already downloaded the files from DD. Most are just suitable for making replicas, such as grenades. The court case just said he has the right to share those files.
 Quoting: Monkeyslap


THIS!
Plastic firearms PARTS are fine in some places like the stocks and forearms and lower receiver, but you can't make a bolt, a barrel or a firing pin out of plastic, in fact few of the parts would stand up to use. You can't use the same plastics used by manufacturers to make Glocks and other "plastic" guns, they are extinction molded and made of a much stronger polymer than plain old ABS plastic. ABS is plastic-bottle like in consistency but a little harder
And I'll tell you something else, a skilled machinist can copy a firearm WITHOUT the CNC files , though it would never be a precise copy it only has to function like the original. The hardest thing for the "do it yourselfer" to fabricate is a barrel, the forging and drilling involved require a lot of skill and expensive equipment, especially if you are making rifle barrels. A large lathe is a must have as is a forge.

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 Quoting: Rabbi Schlomo Shekelgrubber


Not "extinction molded", I meant "injection molded".
In the past 35 years the war in the middle east has cost the American taxpayers over 17 TRILLION dollars and the lives of 20,000 Americans and over 1.5 million civilians in the middle east and we have gained absolutely NOTHING from it.
BrokenTech

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07/25/2018 08:09 AM
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Plastic gun seems pretty useless to me
 Quoting: Denzel Washington


Tell that to Gaston Glock. It sure worked out well for him. I believe H&K preceded Glock by a few years w/ a much less successful model.

Plastic fantastic firearms made from modern polymers/(fiber)glass-filled nylon are here to stay, and I'll bet these eventually become viable, if not initially niche or novelty.

(BTW, nice username/avatar...cracks me up)
 Quoting: Cactus31


Yes, but the Glock is not ALL plastic/polymer.
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07/25/2018 08:24 AM

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diverdan01

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07/25/2018 09:14 AM
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I'll take my glock thank you
Dalton89

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07/25/2018 10:03 AM
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good
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07/25/2018 10:36 AM
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Plastic gun seems pretty useless to me
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Lighter but does the trick.
T-Man
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07/25/2018 10:38 AM

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its mostly a statement of freedom imo.
because sure they can control official sales from big company's. same as they control mainstream media. but they cant control 3d prints in the same way they cant control individual free speech on the internet (even tho they try)
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07/25/2018 11:39 AM
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[link to youtu.be (secure)]

Mig printer
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07/25/2018 11:53 AM
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With proper temp control and continuous annealing such as in a inert gas oven. You could have a reasonable weapon that only needed a reamer for a final operation.

I used to do cobalt overlay in a similar way.





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