Working Gun Made On 3-D Printer Bought By Victoria & Albert Museum

LONDON -- Britain's Victoria & Albert Museum says it has bought a working gun made on a 3-D printer, which sparked alarm among anti-firearms campaigners when it was unveiled in the United States. The museum says the gun is an addition to its collection of "new, influential, innovative or experimental" contemporary design. The "Liberator" gun was developed by University of Texas law student Cody Wilson, and made from plastic components created on a 3-D printer. Wilson fired the gun in May, and po...