3D Printed Guns (Vice Doc)

[welcometothetonezone]

saw the documentary yesterday. this is definitely a scary technology, especially how they keep getting better and better at not breaking the gun after a full clip has been shot.

i know dude wants to prove a point to congress, but he's comes off as an a-hole.

 

[createdestroy]

A lot of people in here didn't watch the video. Dude is sending a message. Letting the government know that "you can't ban a box and spring".


At the end they show him shooting off over 600 rounds without a hiccup. And he got approved for a federal firearm license, but doesn't intend to sell them.

He couldn't sell them because when they fail he'd get sued for selling a gun part that isnt up to spec.

No, he got a license to sell. Pretty sure he isn't selling them because he's not doing it for profit, he believes in free access. They showed at the very end that they made a lower that got a good amount of shots off without failure.

I can sit in my basement and make moonshine if I wanted.... I can also apply for and get a license to sell alcohol. That doesn't mean the license to sell alcohol is a license to sell moonshine. You are playing yourself....

 

[adobecs4]

600 round magazine? Going to be really easy to clean up Grove Street. Soon.

 

[law3001]

Its amazing the heights of our technology. If you told me about this 20 minutes ago, I would have said your nuts. Crazy how the world as we know it can change in a instance.

I am for one scared at the possibilities

 

[mcraptor]

This technology really is the future. It's crazy.

3D printing is really going to change society.

It really is. I mean once it becomes a household item years from now and with a open source community. Anything is possible.

 

[frank mucus]

3D printers are

What this guy is doing though

600 round magazine

Where did you sea 600 round mag. Now way that's eem possible. That would be super ******ed heavy for a plastic lower receiver. They said it went through 600 rounds without failure.