[2ndDivisionVet]

That didn't take long.

[JRandomFreeper]

Horse. Barn door. Too late.

/johnny

[TexasRepublic]

What we really need are published templates to cut and form sheet metal into magazines. Some company could sell tempered springs; I doubt there is a law against springs, yet.

[glorgau]

America, land of the free.

[philetus]

Are they going to make it a felony to own a 3d printer?
Will you have to register your 3d printer with the U.S Govt. dept. of Printing?
Banning the printing press worked great the last time.

[theBuckwheat]

Well, we will just truck along perfecting the technology with entirely legal mags that will be designed to be easy to extent should the need ever arise.

Marketing coup possibility: Can a NewYork-compliant 7 round AR magazine be the first to market???

[rawcatslyentist]

Next up, 64 oz cups.

[JRandomFreeper]

Of interest to you, possibly.

/johnny

[Red Steel]

Twit.

[HEM]

...gun enthusiasts...loading and firing 86 rounds from the 30-round clip.

What does this mean? Was it a 30 or 86 round mag they printed?

...revamped Undetectable Firearms Act that Rep. Israel wrote makes it illegal to manufacture, own, transport, buy, or sell any firearm or high-capacity magazine that is not detectable by metal detector and/or does not present an accurate image when put through an x-ray machine....

So his bill really has nothing to do with 3D printing a mag, it’s really about ALL mags that don’t show up on an x-ray machine.
Do OEM plastic mags show up on an x-ray?

[Errant]

Yea, well they're gonna have to "Prohibit" tin cans, tin snips, and ball pein hammers as well.

[VermiciousKnid]

This is my Congresscritter. He’s a tool.

Regards,

[Christie at the beach]

->Rep. Israel said, “Background checks and gun regulations will do little good if criminals can print high-capacity magazines at home. 3-D printing is a new technology that shows great promise, but also requires new guidelines. Law enforcement officials should have the power to stop high-

Duh. Now, guess we are going to have to register our printers, too.

[Crazieman]

Hey, congressman jerkface.

I’ll do it anyway. Try and stop me.

[upchuck]

It would appear the Law of Unintended Consequences is gonna get a real workout.

[BobL]

I hope that Israel understands that Israel would be dead meat with the type of gun control he supports.

As to this, he’s just whistling into the wind. There is NO WAY that this Congress will pass ANYTHING resembling gun control. Even the Dems are scared to death of this issue.

[grobdriver]

These f'ing people make me sick.
Always with the control, imposing their will.

This is truly what 2A is for.

[G Larry]

Is this the same guy who proposed outlawing masturbation?

[TigersEye]

Whew! I was afraid they would ban printing pineapple grenades.

[Hardraade]

It strikes me that an undetectable anti-tank mine with EFP can be easily printed off one of these things.

Will blow an M1, and will make flying dust of smaller things.

The mag depots are long since saturated.

[rolling_stone]

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