Posted on 05/12/2013 10:27:52 PM PDT by Abakumov
The Federal government is trying to stop the proliferation of plans for guns that can be produced with 3D printer technology. That war was lost as soon as Washington launched it....
Almost immediately the printable gun plans were available at web sites, linked to in chat rooms, downloadable at torrent sites, accessible via FTP and passed around in emails. How many people had heard of the Liberator before John Kerrys department decided to get involved in gun grabbing? How many had ever been to Defcad.org? How many even knew printing a gun was possible? Whatever the number, it is millions more now.
(Excerpt) Read more at rare.us ...
Hint: BitTorrent
Yes and more available than ever now that the government has shown an interest. They never learn.
Yup. Thank God for Pirate Bay and kat. The Liberator files were only 2 mb, easy download in seconds. Use “defcad” as your search query...umm, our neighbor’s kid downloaded it for us (whistling)
While the defcad site was down, of course.
Once it is out there, it will never be removed.
In short, Cody Wilson won. He proved that it’s possible for citizens to design and build firearms without permission from the government.
So, will the people who make their printed liberators out of the wrong polymer be suing the author of the file, or the hosting company when their friends start calling them lefty. Wrong plastic = Darwin Award finalist.
The internet is safe, safe, safe.
Designing 3D printed guns is now going to be a cottage industry
Gun savvy folks from all over will be slaving over free CAD machines
There will be a cottage industry producing the parts the designers dream up
There will be seminars on materials
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