A crowd-funded 3-D printing project seeks to make a "some assembly required" gun part. Enthusiasts of gun-law loopholes, this might be your new favorite workaround. A project at the crowd-funding site Rockethub wants to create a 3-D printed gun part for just $50. The twist: the part is only 80 percent complete, so like an Ikea desk you'll have to finish the rest of it yourself. Started by 2nd AM Arms, the project promises to make a lower receiver for an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle. The lower recei...
How One Group Is Trying To Skirt Federal Regulations On Its $50 3-D Printed Gun Part
Popular Science - 28 Feb 2013 21:30
A crowd-funded 3-D printing project seeks to make a "some assembly required" gun part. Enthusiasts of gun-law loopholes, this might be your new favorite workaround. A project at the crowd-funding site Rockethub wants to create a 3-D printed gun part for just $50. The twist: the part is only 80 percent complete, so like an Ikea desk you'll have to finish the rest of it yourself. Started by 2nd AM Arms, the project promises to make a lower receiver for an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle. The lower recei...
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