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I didnt read the whole thing. Any mention that just the fact that he bought all the parts is still traceable? Not really that much of a secret untraceable gun unless he paid cash behind the dumpster to buy his parts.
But the privacy-minded—as well as those disqualified from gun purchases by criminal records or mental illness—can make their own lower receiver and purchase all of the other parts, which are subject to nearly zero regulation. I ordered every part of my AR-15 but the lower receiver from the website of Ares Armor, a Southern California gun seller that doesn't require any personal information beyond a shipping address. If I wanted to hide my purchases from my credit card company, I could have paid in bitcoin—Ares accepts it.
Seriously, show me a single criminal that has gone to these lengths just to have a firearm..
That debate is such a farce.
It is a lot easier to just steal one or three. Good luck putting controls on that.
My dad just had two small parts printed, they will be casting patterns for parts off an old hit and miss engine. The cost to draw and print the two parts was $2300. Both are about the size of your hand. I am sure it will get cheaper with time but at the moment I don't think it's cost effective for most things
Hmm, that wouldn't take more than 20 minutes to model. I'm assuming they made a plastic master and then cast it? That could add to the cost. The Shapeways method 3D prints stainless dust directly, then infuses it with a braze.you have to have the latest PDF viewer to check this out. This is the more expensive of the parts, it was $1600
Here's one...Seriously, show me a single criminal that has gone to these lengths just to have a firearm..
That debate is such a farce.