[Hardraade]

Give us Isher.

[vanilla swirl]

An AR15 was NOT used in the Conn. Shootings!

[Venturer]

I am glad to read about this. My 3D printer is just sitting here doing nothing right now.

Doesn’t everyone have a 3D printer sitting around?

[Eye of Unk]

I just did some research on the 3D printer idea, and found out they are not as expensive as most people think, but if you even consider making anything other than very small plastic parts you do need a very big machine.
I may actually buy one for an at home seller of small scale reproduction parts for hobbyists.

With a machine like this I can make a near perfect small scale replica of any firearm, who wouldn’t want a foot long model of a Ma Deuce or a Dillon 134?

[expat1000]

“assembling firearms is strictly prohibited and our staff is trained on that policy

I don't wanna do any assembly, just make parts!

[knarf]

Yup

[Eye of Unk]

http://store.makerbot.com/replicator2.html?ac=BI1-3DP-5 This one sells for $2,199

[CPOSharky]

Back in the day, a Chevy V8 push rod was a pretty good barrel for a .22 long rifle round.

So I heard.

[GeronL]

Replicator control is already being discussed??

[backwoods-engineer]

This article is a libtard peeing their panties fact-free, that's all. All that can be printed on the 3D printer is the receiver and some of the trigger group parts. You still have to have a forged/machined upper, barrel, bolt, cam, and carrier. Yeah, you could improvise something smoothbore, but it wouldn't be very accurate.

But of course, libtards have never touched an AR-15, much less know how one works. I and many other FReepers, on the other hand, have built our own up from parts, and have intimate knowledge of how they work.

Gun control can't touch us.

[Fido969]

[Morris70]

Read an article a group printed an ar-15 and failed after 6 shots.
Print extra copies.