Legislators try to solve a gun problem that doesn't yet exist Two bills in New York City aim to keep 3-D printed guns off the streets. The first bill, introduced by a New York City councilman Lewis Fidler (D-Brooklyn), limits the production of 3-D printed guns to licensed gunsmiths, and requires gunsmiths to notify the New York Police Department 72 hours prior to using a 3-D printer to make any gun part. In the New York State Assembly Codes Committee, a different bill would outright ban the sale...
Legislators try to solve a gun problem that doesn't yet exist Two bills in New York City aim to keep 3-D printed guns off the streets. The first bill, introduced by a New York City councilman Lewis Fidler (D-Brooklyn), limits the production of 3-D printed guns to licensed gunsmiths, and requires gunsmiths to notify the New York Police Department 72 hours prior to using a 3-D printer to make any gun part. In the New York State Assembly Codes Committee, a different bill would outright ban the sale...
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