Rob Rogers for August 02, 2018

You’d think the NRA and the gun manufactures would be All Hands On Deck against these 3D zip guns. I guess being an ammosexual runs deeper than I thought.

That looks like NRA Heaven…

Russia supports it so the NRA, whom they fund, won’t come out against it.

I don’t suppose Target would care if you used their logo.

He has a point that guns are easy to obtain, but 3D printed weapons would (or will) make weapons much more obtainable. disposable and untraceable. I think it’s going to be a well we can’t cap.

Yay! Who wants more guns? I’m sure we need more.

Gun lobbies taking money from the Russians and giving it to the Republicans is what scares me.

Glad to see someone figured it out. 3D guns are positively Darwinian. The fools who decide to play with them are going to end up missing parts and bits.

How many people can afford a 3D printer to begin with?

I’m so left out! I have nothing more deadly than a butter knife :(

@wolfiiig – my figure skates have some deadly blades….when they are sharp. Many times, however, they feel like butter knives. LOL

Sounds like an NRA rep. Nothing scarier than guns they can’t profit from.

There’s a second hand gun store in the town where I live. I’ve never been in there because I have yet to buy a first hand gun, so I don’t think they’d sell me anything.

So if it’s a downloadable program, maybe someone will hack it and make it useless….

Don’t violate first amendment rights by preventing folks from posting instructions on how to make VX or simpler other improvised weapons, like those now popular pressure cooker bombs.

Guns don’t kill people, 3d printers do.