Posted on 05/09/2013 7:14:18 PM PDT by NewJerseyJoe
The revolutionary concept of 3-D printed firearms has been building momentum for months now. Online observers, innovators, investors and the generally curious celebrated as the first completely 3-D printed handgun became a reality. Since the blueprint for The Liberator hit the web, the file was downloaded thousands of times in just a few days.
Today, the government shut it down.
Cody Wilson, the 3-D gunsmith, law student, and founder of the non-profit innovation outlet, Defense Distributed, broke the bad news in a tweet to his followers.
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Oh no, there goes the plans to upload the 3D laser condoms and beer can opener.
Kabuki Theater. They cannot stop it. Cat’s out of the bag, and all the government can do is pretend that they are making an effort.
Feds Pull 3D-Printed Gun Design from Web
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3017658/posts
The Government knows best ,welcome to the USSA
I learned to make a gun when I was about 6 years old from watching my uncle do it while playing with fireworks.
Unbelievably clueless they are. The entire manufacturing world is about to be transformed by 3D printing, and they act as if they can squelch it by stomping out one little fire. Any clever high school student could design and print a gun.
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Tactics of totalitarians BUMP!
” They cannot stop it.”
Unless you already have a 3D printer, they can restrict you from getting one, and can require you to be inspected so you don’t make illegal things if they allow you to apply for a permit to get one.
Soon, Congress might be debating as to whether potential 3D printer buyers need permits like explosives permits. Might see some skyrocketing prices on those things, too.
Staples will be selling 3D Printers for around $ 1200.00
They might be able to hinder geting the printed plastic guns but they’re several hundred years too late to stop people from making them the old fashioned way.
In fact, with modern material and a little common sense, home made guns are probably safer than the expert manufactured guns of the early days.
Can’t have people exercising their rights all over the place!
/johnny
Thanks NewJerseyJoe. Barely related sidebar:
Lawless Law
Highlands Ministries | 5-9-13 | R.C. Sproul Jr.
Posted on 05/09/2013 7:07:02 PM PDT by ReformationFan
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/3017692/posts
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