Oh God, Plastic 3D Printed Guns, It's The End Of The World!

Nope, 3d guns are not the end of the world, but the proliferation of guns cannot be argued anymore. Once the 3d printers get common, so will guns. They will face the severe power of NRA. They represent gun manufacturers, This is a threat to the bottom line.

This is the dumbest thing I've read in my life.
 
Just a thought about plastic guns made with a 3D printer.

I know plastic technology and printer technology are far, far advanced these days and amazing. But as far as I know, plastic rifling in a plastic gun barrel would only be good for about a half dozen shots at best with any kind of accuracy. As far as I know plastic springs and fasteners technology is hardly reliable for any lasting durability and as long as the plastic 3D printed gun is unloaded it might well be indictable if all of its parts are plastic. Once a bullet is installed in it, OOPS! It's now detectable by a metal detector, unless somebody knows there's such a thing as an "all plastic" bullet.

I think the leftist hysteria about 3D printed plastic guns is just more pure horse manure! They need a new issue every day now that the midterm elections are getting closer. They'll adopt any stupid issue and hysterically promote it as a political disaster that only they, the left can fix with more government and thereby, more hysterical horse manure spreading Democrats in offices of government power.

Government is force by definition and corruption by nature. The BIGGER the government, the BIGGER the force and the BIGGER the corruption!

Did it ever occur to you that it is GOVERNMENT who are okaying this latest insanity?

I mean, you have to be a new kind of stupid to think that introducing untraceable gun technology into the general population won't be exploited by wanna be terrorist, home grown anarchists of all political stripes! Also, all these dopey oathers/threepers/sovereign citizen types should think twice about downloading technology such as this....as the NSA surely is tracing who is doing what.

I mean, seriously...do you jokers even think these things through?
 
Bottom line; criminals are not going to do this when they can more easily and cheaply steal it from a cop or homeowner.

If the Flight 93 Hijackers had possessed these things, their flight would have probably made the terrorist's intended target.
 
If the Flight 93 Hijackers had possessed these things, their flight would have probably made the terrorist's intended target.

If they had possessed something this useless, they would have never gotten on the plane because the massive bulge and metal contained in it would have been a dead giveaway.

Are you stupid or just brain dead?
 
If they had possessed something this useless, they would have never gotten on the plane because the massive bulge and metal contained in it would have been a dead giveaway.

The metal is just there to make the printed guns legal. It's not necessary for operation.
 
The metal is just there to make the printed guns legal. It's not necessary for operation.

I see that you are an expert on firearms. So tell me genius, how does a plastic firing pin work? How does the plastic spring to pull the firing pin work? Dunce.
 
Nope, 3d guns are not the end of the world, but the proliferation of guns cannot be argued anymore. Once the 3d printers get common, so will guns. They will face the severe power of NRA. They represent gun manufacturers, This is a threat to the bottom line.

but here's the deal....terrorist both domestic & foreign are not interested in undercutting the gun manufacturers profit margin...and zealot oather/threepers/sovereign nation/separatists types orgasm at the very thought of having a gun that doesn't go through any government regulation or oversight.

The loser is the average citizen caught in the attack or cross fire.
 
The blueprints online are not junk but professionally made. They make real usable guns. I suppose the quality of the 3 d printer may factor in the equation. But it is not what they do today. they will get better and better. The idea that the guns may not be very good now, does not mean they will not be better tomorrow.
 
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