Non-3d-printed parts?
I see this all the time: "Oh, look at this gun I printed. Ignore the parts that are obviously the same as a regular gun."
Are 3d-printed guns a meme?
Why Are 3D Printed Guns With So Many
Brayden Nelson
Asher Sanders
the lower receiver is legally the only part that is the gun, user.
James Gutierrez
because other parts like springs and such can be legally bought and don't need to be 3d printed?
Nolan Thompson
it triggers me how he's holding that gun. i suppose he's afraid it's gonna explode
Christopher Myers
This one doesn't have any original gun parts
Chase Reyes
Because guns work better with metal parts and you can't print with metal yet.
Colton Garcia
>I see this all the time: "Oh, look at this gun I printed. Ignore the parts that are obviously the same as a regular gun."
you are a literal retard
Angel Bell
The government only tracks serialized lower receivers, so if you can print that, you are off their radar. Historically it has been way out of reach for the average home-DIYer to make their own receiver, because of complex geometry. Step in $250 3D printer
Jose Perry
and he is fucking dead because he was too much of a pussy to actually use it against the government when they came for it
Charles Cruz
Yes, 3d printed firearm are, for now, a meme. You cannot print certain metal parts and have to use "off the shelf" components or manufacture said parts from scratch which is perfectly possible with some metalwork skill.