More 3-D Gun Fear

[Kirk Freeman]

You smell that, Rabbit? *sniff, sniff* Fear!

More 3-D gun hysteria from Fox. It is delicious, look for the extra spicy "assault rifle machine".

Why law authorities fear 3D printed guns | On Air Videos | Fox News

 

[hooky]

And there was much hand wringing and lamentation in the land.

If a person has no real understanding of firearms, they'd buy into this schlock.

 

[calcot7]

Heck with the firearms printing...........I need to print a new transmission for my truck.

 

[MCgrease08]

I enjoyed the part where they showed pictures of the plastic Liberator next to a picture of a Glock as if to imply, 'these are exactly the same.'

 

[Jeepsandguns]

I enjoyed the part where they showed pictures of the plastic Liberator next to a picture of a Glock as if to imply, 'these are exactly the same.'

Im surprised they didn't call them both glocks, it would have been straight out of the media's play book for hand guns

 

[DurangoUSMC]

I'd be more terrified of a bored machinist... and a single shot pistol that will blow up in your hand, who wouldn't want one of those? But with the constant lowering of the IQ out there anything is possible.

 

[wtburnette]

I'd be more terrified of a bored machinist... and a single shot pistol that will blow up in your hand, who wouldn't want one of those? But with the constant lowering of the IQ out there anything is possible.

I kinda like the idea of criminals out there with these guns. Be a lot of one handed thugs after a while...

 

[Beowulf]

And to think, Fox is supposedly the conservative news outlet. They are just as ridiculously pants-wettingly scared of this technology as the lefty media.

A gun is normally tubular ewapon or other device designed to discharge projectiles or other material.

Thanks, Rick.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

welcome.There are so many kinds of ammo out there today it can be hard to keep track.

 

[Redtbird]

Haven't several people already been building 'guns' at home out of a car's radio antenna or some kind of metal pipe, a rubber band and a nail? Those cost a lot less than the $1300 3-D printer, and might work better.

Besides, I refuse to believe anything that comes out of a person's mouth that wears his hair like the guy in the video. sheesh!

 

[zippy23]

What i think might be a real issue is in other countries, say oh i dunno, mexico. lets say they find some super smart dude that knows what up and pay him a ton then he makes all the guns that the cartel needs, which would eliminate one avenue that authorities have of catching these bad dudes. I dunno, i dont think its a huge issue like the politicians are gonna make of it, but i can see one point where if in 10 years you can churn out an AK in a hour, that could help out a lot of bad people. I dont think it should be banned, i think 3d printing is the future, they are already printing biological organs which is cool. Then again we do have the obama administration that is willing to just give them all the guns they need.