I 3D-Printed a Glock to See How Far Homemade Guns Have Come 

​@@robertofreitasfhWhy?

@@anacletoBR me refiro ao primeiro minuto do vídeo que está no link, eu nem continuei e nem vi restante do conteúdo.. botar a culpa do dia 8 em apoiadores do JB e logo linkar com capitólio, acho sacanagem

no thank you, you just encourage idiots to print guns!

It's not possible the print a functional firearm.. Not even with a metal printers.

''Criminal Purposes'' Is usually defined by the person or persons enforcing the law.

for real though. there's a lot of people that have gotten into 3d printed guns just from documentaries like this.

Watch print shoot repeat.

@@tbm7301 I'm people

@@noahchristensen1630 we are people indeed.

Everyone should have one

I picture them in full ski masks filling parts.

Yeah, actually lol'd

This one 😂😂😂👏

23:55 anyone else notice the ominous music they start silently playing when they start showing all these nerds with the guns... bias af

@@Stevie-J hahaha Clearly we could not communicate well. Ill try again since my english aint the best, cartels are making their own guns and tanks so banning citizen from guns is stupid

Sweaar tho!! 😭😭😭🤣

You think the ATF doesn't know about these? They are being used to extremists to kill people, they know.

BAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA

Pedophiles playing with guns.... he snitched on Pedophiles playing with guns. [ 21:10 ] Oh and If anyone wants to get into semantics and say "only one guy is a pedo!!!!" Okay, lets break it down and look at this without broad generalizations. Atleast 'one' convicted pedo (that we know of) and a group of people who allow pedophiles in their circles. This alone is screaming not so lowkey pedophile ring. (and thats without judging by the looks of some of them) If you wanna go deeper lets consider the fact that pedophiles have a statistical track record of grouping up to exchange cp and commiting sex crimes against minors together. Not only encouraging eachother, protecting/blackmailing eachother to avoid getting caught, but also corrupting and disturbing the minds of the confused and abused children to continue this sick and evil behavior. WHEN CODY SAYS "These types of people... these young MEN 'quasi alienated.' " The young men there are likely being groomed and steered into becoming acting pedophiles themselves if not already. With Cody Wilsons reputation, it only makes sense for militant, politically charged pedophile MEN to flock to these types of events. *edit added the word pedo before MEN If you dont snitch on pedophiles, who are you? I'd snitch on pedophiles stealing, I'd snitch on a pedophile selling weed. Bet your ass I'd definitely snitch on pedophiles making guns, and oh I'd absolutely snitch on the pedophile proudboy meet up. And before anyone calls me a liberal, i support your ammendment rights your free speech your guns. Its all yours. If all these men who love guns and so much want to make some real change in America... well you know what to do.

Bruh!!!!!😭😭😭😂😂

yeah what the hell was up with that??? not cool lmao

​@@MarcusNexusOfficialI'm still asking myself that same question

Exactly!!!!!

All guns should be required to have ghost tags on them. Cars have them to prevent them from being stolen.

@@Anthony-ny8dg What is a ghost tag?

Well it is Vice after all. They're the types that spread the 30,000 gun deaths implying it's all murders, while leaving out the part where most are self defense kills and suicides.

Got a link to the article?

murica

I would also print guns. They ensure a good life and no abuse from anyone.

God, I love America lol

Man's got his priorities right

Trust that’s jokes how he said that 🤣

I don't like Vice since the whole Andrew Tate thing but I actually think they did him a favour by putting that part in there.

deservedly so tho lol

@@SKPainify what was the favor?

They put it out there for him so people can't have a "gotcha" moment and expose him. AND he didn't even have to endure the awkwardness of having to address it himself.

16 is legal in 34 states and 163 countries, who cares

true, but its not like he was going to go to the trap where they sell kids guns to take the ops out.

@@ThePanshow10 I'd watch that video. "This my glock 40 problem solva" *isn't a glock, isn't. 40, only creates problems rather than solving them*

criminals aren't using 80% kits either. basically every single "ghost gun" recovered at a crime scene was a gun that had it's serial number illegally filed off

@@ThePanshow10 real.

@@4n4rch1st7 criminals are using auto firearms that have been banned since 1978

pffft, true!

i find it crazy he didnt keep the gun... he should have. print vice on it and put it in a frame

Hahaha he’s got soft hands!? I wish psie

​@@Brandon-tz2wh Why print them when you can just buy some real steel from Suroosh Alvi's cousin?

You caught that too eh 😄

Or 3D printing in general :)

Yeah! When the guy 3D printed a toy rabbit for his daughter, that's cool.. I'm definitely looking to buy a 3D printer. My kids, neices and nephews love plastic military toys (soldiers, tanks, airplanes, etc)

Don't you see it's all by design? The States, Cities, and Feds are allowing criminals out of jail and prison. They are also allowing people to rob stores without any recourse.

@@alvinjohnson2402 dont forget the guns man

LOL Yeah those guns look just so reliable. Make me totally want to build that junk.

that's the point, a gun bought in the black market is a lot more anonymus than that plastic online downloaded crap with delivered to an adress metal parts.

entirely OR with few metal parts

You still can't entirely print a safe or reliable gun. A plastic barrel wont last long !

@@ashleysmith3106 yeah that’s what i was wondering how will these plastic barrels last

@@lame8441 Well thats how clickbaiting works, you lie. They only printed the frame while all the functioning pieces were made from metal. You can't make a reliable gun from plastic, it will blow up after a few shots.

My parents shoot theirs in their backyard. In the “country”, people shoot all the time and nobody questions it. I even know people that commonly say “I’m going to papas house this weekend to shoot” and stuff. There’s someone who knows one of these places around you.

@@MyMomHadMe most crime doesnt happen out in the country, it happens in the cities. most of the "ghost guns" that are confiscated or recovered from crime scenes are from gang members who scratched off the serial numbers, not 3D printed guns. someone who is willing to commit murder or rob someone is not willing to spend thousands on printing equipment, plastic, time finding the 3D models, hours of printing and filing, buying a lower parts kit, buying a slide and barrel , then assembling it all to then toss it once they've committed the crime.

@@that1993mustang but one would be fine to buy from a crackhead who is trying to make 100 bucks per gun for an easy print.

Yep, you beat me to it. Vice tried but still show their left leaning bias by not giving all the facts.

Print it with a serial number

They really tried it. Ain’t no one in Chicago got a printing factory for guns, but let the left tell it..

No firearm should be required to have a serial number or registration.

@@Charleythegod totally defeats the purpose of building your own firearm lol...

It's what you had available...

why would i have to explain to the jury what underwear i was wearing at the time of the crime?

@@MrPaxio Maybe in Europe they might ask for you underwear carry license.

bro you just made me laugh my ass off😂

@@MrPaxio they wont. But they would ask what weapon you were using for the crime

There are towns in Pakistan that have been doing this for a century

AKA 3d erasers.

@@johncolgrove2397 yep. They’ve been building 1911s in huts in the Philippines for ages too

VERY good point

Zip guns have been made with just parts from hardware stores and household tool's

Oh there are many guns with balls in this world

I always gave my guns girl names they should have a gun with tits

So that's why Biden is so against them, he's jealous.

@@charlesblake7802 And a stock that is a thicc booty in a thong

@@combatwombatstl5598 f Biden, I got a new Mod-9 with Bernie on it :D

a butterflies knife will be cool

Facts!

Yeah but that clarification doesn't help the narrative, so let's have no more talk of that.

Incorrect.

@@bigguy7353 How so?

@@kali6651 He doesn't know, he is just arguing to argue.

Same. The only problem I had with the video is the constant fear of criminal usage in the future. Terrorist, gangs, cartels, ect. have been and will continue to manufacture ghost weapons, auto sears, artillery, improvised heavy armored combat vehicles, ect. for almost 30 years. This isn’t something new unfortunately.

"Taking the critical side" journalists are supposed to be impartial...

The real leftists want to have firearms because that's how they control everyone else.

Yeah was legit refreshing to see VICE with such balanced interviewing. Dude did a great job of keeping it respectful and neutral

couldnt agree more

Yeah, the gun going in and out of battery just fine when unloaded showed me that it was probably a feed ramp/barrel alignment or smoothness issue, not a frame issue. I expected a bit more expertise.

when you print upside down or right side up the layers sit on top of each other and when you shoot after 50 rounds the magwell cracks and the pin falls out

@@navykitty5339 You're right, it would rely on layer adhesion and that depends on print/printer quality. But you also could print it at 90* probably sitting on its back.

@@Arek_R. for durability that’s probably 2nd best (45 degrees is 1st) but like that you can’t have a nice design on the back

@@Arek_R. The amount of gluestick they slathered on the bed tells me adhesion is an issue with that particular printer.

It's called conflating. By throwing in 3D printed firearms with real firearms with the serial numbers removed, they can make outrageous claims that can technically be backed up It's a common tactic of the degenerate left.

@@kriptid4506 Yeah sure dude i'm sure you know from experience. *rolls eyes*

@@Lcg8928 I'm not even gonna try to question what that means

@@kriptid4506 He's telling you that you're an idiot, and you're only feeding fuel to that fire.

@@kriptid4506 It's not even remotely true. No one is bothering to 3D print gun parts to commit crimes with. It's plenty easy to get a gun and file the serial number off of it. Why go through the trouble of 3D printing something? Nevermind the idea that somehow "ghost guns" are more difficult to deal with in crime than other guns.

So do the 3d guns really shoot

A ghost gun is categorised as such because it's untraceable, be it 3d printed or manufactured by definition. So it could literally be a stolen manufactured gun with the numbers filed off. No way to distinguish because the government won't say how many recovered "ghost guns" are 3d printed or factory built. Or home fabricated minus 3d printed.

@@stltrappin8062 did you not watch the video?

@@tedparker640 dat Waz to weeks ago go home roger

Most likely none

Still correct when it comes to swords and knives.

as if you can't hit someone in the head with a framed painting

@@THESLlCK They're not designed for that though. Gun's were originally designed to kill other humans, as they were and are much better than crossbows, which were the next best thing at the time.

@@GazB85 as if that makes it more deadly. Deaths by automobile rank #7 in all things that kill people worldwide. Not what they were built for.

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Just a way to go from free people to Nazi Germany. This government wants America to be Communist China, and look how great that has gone for people.

Like every other keyword or over used statistic used by the left, it's been redefined so that the term or numbers can be used to push their narrative.

Hahaha thanks for the free knowledge

It says 3 replies but I only see one 🤔

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Im just waiting for scientist to invent food 3d printer.

hopefully

First thing I printed was a benchy to test my setup. Guess I'm doing it wrong.

For any creality 3d printer the first thing you print is decapacat

liberals have pooped on plates and called it modern art 🤷🏼‍♂️

A work of art

I bet that was his favorite one. He seems like he prefers dudes over women

Let me hang.

@@tonelab77 fax lmfaoooo

Also adding the glue on the plate beforehand is a nice little trick he did

Lmaoooo hilarious

😭😭😭😭

finnaly glock to put into my mouth

@@monke6912 bro...

@@monke6912 please dont suck start your glock

yep, the stat for 24.000 guns is very misleading, which is why they didn't say: 3d printed guns

Its still a problem, sadly everything thing good has a bad side. So the bad sude for these cool guns is that people can sell them on the streets.

@@vyros.3234 oh no, not only corporations can profit from something

@@vyros.3234 Yeah but stolen guns are more common how important is it to track a gun when the stolen guns aren't traceable either

"Also include" the term ghost gun is when the serial number is scratched off bruh, plus 3d printed guns are simply for looks unless you believe a plastic barrel won't melt after half a clip.

Almost ALL the guns considered "ghost guns" are just guns with a serial number that's been removed. That includes a lot of the guns Obama gave to the Mexican cartels in operation fast and furious.

Ultimately the end result is now-untraceable guns, but the number of weapons that have a record of having been manufactured and are not longer traceable, and the number of guns of which there is no record of production at all, are both worth knowing. As is the the sum of those.

@@firelizard2 so you'd want a government registry? Oh ya...those have NEVER been used to confiscate guns and subjugate a now defenseless population.

I would guess that firearms that have been tampered or had serial numbers removed, make up more than 75% of that statistic.

You think stats on untraceable firearms are accurate?

Pride before fall. Remember when we thought no one would attack Pearl Harbor directly? Or, that people would hijack a plane and fly it into a building?

@@dadgaming6257 Yeah, but people struggling to recreate centuries old weapons is a far less prescient concern than automated warfare. Guns are a hobby nowadays, anybody can make a sword too.

@@eloujtimereaver4504 sure, people use whatever they can find to make weapons like fire extinguishers and flag poles. Guns need only to fire once in some cases. It's not perfected now, but it will be. That's how engineering works. No one wants to make a sword though. If you can get a gun at cost of plastic materials and knowledge of assembly without need for registration. The question soon becomes, why waste the money? If you can perfect your trade with plastic weaponry to be reliable, accounting for heat generation, you just struck gold.

@@dadgaming6257 My point is that guns are as out dated as swords. Individuals who intend to do a singular violent action are much more likely to take up whatever is to hand than to meticulously craft something. Anyone who intends a grander scale has much more effective options in modern times.

He meant anybody can learn how to do it and that’s concerning.

sorry bro I forgot to give it back to you my b

@@stuffedcrust4522😂don’t give it back lol

That lower part is legally defined as a gun according to the government.

It’s called a frame and it’s what is usually registered as a firearm.

He's definitely a patient, curious, and empathetic guy: and kudos to Vice for not editing out those moments to make him seem like a run of the mill 2A gung-ho bro.

@@dylanlafreniere3479 haha spot on!

@@dylanlafreniere3479 I wouldn't even consider it an insult, I think this guy really cares about the image he puts out, and also understands that not every person you come across will be on the same page. They couldn't of picked a better man to show this vice reporter their side of the world.

@@OlYables he is the run of the mill 2a guy. your making out the made up fake 2a guy made by the media is the run of the mill 2a guy, dont make the same mistake in the future

My family are pro gun so we love guns and im 15 I know how to shoot a gun and and carry it like it's not a toy I carry it like it's a let's say a baby so I take care of my dad's ar 15 and other guns

Least American dad

@@Quantemic_o a real American would have made his daughter a gun

Wtf lmfao funny in a “I’m retarded” sense:

@@Quantemic_o on god

Priorities.

Nah bro… the homedepot shotgun is by far the cheapest and easiest.

@@cybertrk no cap dawg that hoe accurate too

You might be giving money to someone that just killed an innocent person to steal that same gun, don't do that.

Good luck buying a dragon barrel gun from the alley guy!

But gun laws stop criminals from doing that. Right? Oh yeah. Criminals dont obey laws. Only responsible people do.

They probably had an undercover agent at the competition. The ATF agent's reaction seemed fake to me, like he already knew.

How do you know he is not concerned? He might be very concerned and even use the video to ID the people using facial ID software. And they won't see it coming until armed ATF agents are breaking down their doors.

@@ElfServiceNG well, they probably had to clear the competition with the ATF before they were legally able to hold it.

Still wouldn't trust him around my dog

I love how a sex offender is someone this video thought was a good source.

surprise! Snowden fits the description as well.

Yes truly scary monsters.

Heinrich Himmler was an ex chicken farmer and looked nerdy as hell! Apologies for bringing Godwin's Law in to this this early.

And one didler

@@whiteprivilege7961 And one didler?

Weeks? It took me 3 months of tweaking to get my printer to print a decent benchy.

Depends, some are very well prealigned.

@Dominic Knepper 3 month I'm still tweaking 😂

@@dominicknepper2082 Amateur, I'm on year 2

@@dominicknepper2082 took me less than 2 hours to get my printer making perfect 24+ hour prints

How are they building 'what sets them apart'? The reporter didn't give his personal view on guns, just gave the guy questions from different points of view, as reporters should do in order to provoke deeper responses.

@@User36282 it's clear where his loyalty lies.

@@JJadx That's your assumption, but all the evidence in this video would say otherwise, such as him actually spending hours building and firing the guns and being in a contest where he ultimately came 3rd. Just because he gave some alternative questions in order to be a devils advocate does not make him against them. Someone so against guns wouldn't do half the stuff he did.

The reporter didn't have an opinion here. He was just literally asking questions. Have you ever seen an interview before? Also, just because they were polite and welcoming doesn't make this wholesome. 3D printed guns just went from more dangerous to the user, to having semi-automatic shooting contests. And all you see is "Wow, look how nice and civil they're while giving an interview. " Are you naïve or just stupid?

@@yeetleslaw8529 neither. you're trying to frame me as right wing which is very funny. i'm just used to more agressive tactics from vice. 100% pro gun control btw. we had 1 shooting in my country since i was born and this is a real danger for us. although i don't see the cop as the issue here. rather the pedo with his website. most of these guns have a hobby which i don't mind at all. if you're selling easy DIY kits to the EU however..

AHAHA I thought the same thing! You could almost print anything you want, and they chose a high point ahahaha

It would probably be cheaper just to buy a hi-point after you factor in time and materials required to 3D print one of them.

Because you can get all the parts for $80

@@SamChaneyProductions And you can get a real hi point .45 for $150 on most days. Seems like a waste of time.

i commented saying this before i saw you said the same thing lol

Even the inventor of the first one…who plead guilty to raping a sixteen year old.

whish has always been possible and is very common for criminals. ghost guns aren't a new issue, anyone with a brain can figure out that removing the marking on a gun makes it harder to track if it were used for crime. the difference and the thing that could be a genuine concern is that you can at home, relatively easily make a fully plastic gun, that is undetectable. at the end of the day, if someone wants to illegally acquire a gun, they will be able to, regardless of if it's bought from someone else, or homemade. as a European, I'm all for putting restrictions on firearms, but with the sheer amount of guns circulating in the US, it's pointless to even try, the guns are already out there.

similarly, homemade bombs were always doable. get a pipe, plug off the ends with a small hole for a fuse, put a bunch of powder in it, and here you go, a grenade. the sheer existence of 3D printing doesn't all of a sudden make it possible, it just makes it maybe a little easier in certain cases, but that it.

On the last report the UK did about ghost guns in London (specifically 3D printed ones) they said they have 7 of them in police custody. what they failed to mention is that 4 of those 7 were printed by the police for training purposes. so in like 10 years people could have been 3d printing guns for illegal activity, only 3 have ever been discovered in the UK. and of those 3, none of them worked. and apparently its a massive terror threat in the UK.

You are correct sir! Every crime statistic that has been released are usually beefed up with things that are not the same as what they are report on . The Truth will set us free , And lock them up.

@@ledocteur7701 A famous European once said, if you want a gun, join the Wehrmacht.

California news will call a gun with a serial number scratched off a ghost gun

Most illegal guns are bought from the back of a trunk and are factory made weapons, either funneled through cartel or by other means of criminal circulation. 3D printed are extremely small portion, and building one isn’t as easy as made out to be by any means.

Glad I wasn’t the only one to see the hilarity in his “surprised” expression.

@@yoloman544 I don't know if it's just me, but I can see the agent taking mental notes of the people in the competition. #pavlovianconditioning LOL

You'll be pleased to know the ATF absolutely knows about these competitions that are held around the country.. in Winter also may or may not be pleased that these competitions will continue to be held.

Doubt he was actually surprised haha. They are fully aware and have boys embedded in these ghost gun communities. One of the dudes that won is probably working with the ATF just to keep tabs and a close eye. I know a few were exposed in forums last year.

y'all know this is legal right?

I was like "that little B...snitching after a fun weekend"

Dry snitch naw he flat out ratted bro 🤣🤣🤣

bro he did all them people dirty. Showing video of their faces with home made guns.. That ATF agent is gonna have a field day!!! lol

yeah i wanna take back my watch after i saw this douche do that.

@@hollywood16571 did u see the agents eyes light up like “oh really “ 😂😂😂

like the atf cares, they will hunt you down for de dumbest bulshit

I like how he acted like he was suprised by a lot of it. You know damn well they probably have all those guys IP addresses

Especially with a full auto 3d printed scorpion Evo.

@@killertruth186 super easy to miss if your not familiar but he made it abundantly clear when talking to the ATF agent that he had a SOT license.

@@pdjr1991 Ah.

Wow insane! Lmao

They're really slandering them. Interesting video but filled with extreme bias towards gun control.

@@nolanwunderlich167 it’s vice….

@@venture2466 Yeahh looked at a few other videos, disliked most of em.

@@nolanwunderlich167 Wtf are you guys on? Ghost Guns is a company that makes build-your-own gun kits that are similar to 3D printed guns, and that’s where the term came into use when referring to guns (besides the serial number ones you mentioned) that are made yourself. You’re mad at nothing.

He seems to pretty much understand that its nerds playing around. Hence why his major concern is the color schemes.

They're definitely pretty. Also, likely VERY recognizable.

@No Touchy there was an atf agent who killed himself by NDing, not sure how that is physically possible but the fb comments were hilarious.

@@shelbyneely1572 what is 'NDing?'

@@nevercertain ND=negligent discharge. The guy literally shot himself and became a good cop.

Yeah caused he worried that it may fired by whacking it, pretty reasonable to me 🤷‍♂️

@ Huy Cao: At this point there isn't even a chamber to put a bullet into. He is probably simply worried that the printed part might break. Owning and operating a gun is often at the center of gun advocates manliness, so they like to emasculate non gun owners - hence the original comment.

@@fyouimbad1571 it’s not a sig, it’s a Glock. They are drop safe. Bang on it as much as you want and it will never go boom unless you pull the trigger.

@@jonboy9734 bro its a "homemade-gun", how the hell am i gonna know how safe and reliable it is, so if some dude i just met 1 hour ago tell me to whack the guns chamber, i aint gonna whack it

Because most people without experience are used to gently handling every day items such as phones or whatever.

yeah man I totally was about to comment just smth like what you've posted, this guy has just the right energy level on every spectrum

I at least think that VICE deserves some credit for showing this guy’s point of view instead of just censoring it in order to push more of an agenda.

You mean an ethical, professional, and responsible journalist? Definitely need more of them. Vice has fairly high journalistic standards, though. They may do a lot of the clickbaity topics: drugs and lifestyle. If you feel personally injured by one of their publishings, then you should probably reflect upon yourself and life. Vice senior leadership and its founders are all over the political spectrum which puts them, imo, perfectly in the centrist category where all journalism should be. It's unfortunate that extremism from both political angles have taken over the top media outlets.

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Definitely very one sided but I like that they showed they others point of view

I have a feeling that Vice left that bit of info out on purpose.

All guns should be banned to combat that, we need better gun control

​@@stuckpencil2509 A complete ban on guns in America will never happen. Any real attempt at doing so would likely result in large scale violent rebellions that make the Capitol Riots look like a Sunday morning stroll with Grandma.

@@stuckpencil2509 Like Tesla said. Good luck lol. I personally think we should be at least as armed as those willing to do harm to us

@@hypnotoad28 Guns, however, are completely useless against the Hypnotoad for obvious reasons. ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD!

Yep, it's called called using misinformation to sell your agenda.

@@Brian--0311 That is untrue. Serial numbers are stamped into the metal/plastic of a weapon. If you grind the material down enough, the number can and will disappear completely. However, most guns have serial numbers in multiple locations. So, you would have to grind off multiple serial numbers to make it a ghost gun

It IS possible to completely remove a serial number. But just attempting to remove it constitutes a federal crime, and any weapon recovered with a damaged SN is considered a "ghost gun" by LE. This whole myth that they can't be removed is just that, myth.

@@aztronomy7457 moving the goalposts, huh? nice try.

@@pww571Williams you should never file the serial nr, rather drill them.

Takes a LOT of work to make a gun worse than a hi point

Shhhh don’t let the liberals know

Yes but it’s perfectly fine as a throw away m3rd3r weapon though… IJS a lot of people who would want this aren’t interested in cycling hundreds of rounds reliably.

I’m not into guns but could totally see the fun in printing your own design and building it up. For some, printing and building is half of the fun!

YEET Cannon ftw.

When he mentioned ... maybe someone who can't buy a gun ... could make them instead. Thats scary

@@deelee4639 nah

Yah its kinda scary. I mean you can go at anytime but if we lived like that then life would suck. People wouldn't make commitments or plan long term. Everything turns into yolo. Then becomes why even take any precautions - why wear condoms or seat belt or look both ways before crossing - everything becomes reckless and nobody cares about living for another day its all for the moment. Of course not everyone but most people would stop caring.

Forget all that ---- Remember the wild wild west days? The murder rate was like 165 per 100,000. And for contrast Detroit murder rate in 2018 was 39 per 100,000. We complain about how bad big cities are but they are way more safe than when everyone had a gun in the wild west... i don't want to go back to the wild west

@@deelee4639 you didn't watch the video

Literally same

We do what we can!

Printer aside, the material to print is cheaper than a weapon blueprint in COD. That's not a joke

lets get to printing 😎

What about school shooting?

🐐

Im pretty much pro guns and these printed guns terrify me. Im pro gun but you still need GUN LAWS to at least try and stop some individuals from getting guns.

@@ChairmanMeow1 Gun laws don't stop people from getting firearms.

@@borninvincible take it from your neighbour up north, you're so right.

Also, love the leafy and idubbbz reference lol

Noticed the same

He did also mention that some look like toy guns. I think he was referring to that being a not so great idea. Why make the gun have the chance to gravitate to children? I get the creativity factor of the gun but it's one small thing to consider

@@ryantoews3886 hate to break it to ya, but kids are into guns! When you're a kid, everything is a gun. This extremely niche group of one off builds isn't going to change that, for better or worse.

Still wouldn’t trust him near my dog

@@ryantoews3886 It's not like children are oblivious to guns. When I was a kid, I always wanted to have a gun that is why I always liked buying toy guns.

If you're customising your registered gun I think it's really cool. There's no need to own a ghost gun

@@pepperroni6252 And why do you say that ? why do you think the government needs to know what you have ? you know that it's not a privilege correct it's a RIGHT as a US citizen, As long as you're a law abiding citizen what's the difference between buying a complete AR-15 from a gun shop or putting one together yourself ? in the end it's the same weapon!

you can also make a gun not look like a gun, which is scary

@@bertbccfu9564 Because the whole word is the US?

@@diddlenfiddle7311 I'm not talking about the rest of the world I'm talking about our Second Amendment which is being infringed upon

Same 😂

Murica time

Not to mention the cost for a decent 3D printer, the plastic, and the cost of those metal parts - eek

3D printing is actually prototyping. It may take them a while to get a working prototype, but one working prototype is all they need for mass production. 3D printed guns will not be hard to build at all. They will be ubiquitous.

@@marquisstrongchild7535 That's not how 3D printers work. If you want to mass produce, you use injection molding or so, not 3D printing lol. 3D printers build things ONE LINE AT A TIME which means there's ALWAYS a *ton* of finishing work (sanding) to do before things are even close to a decent fitment heh

@@3nertia mass production is not just when one printer pumps out 100's of guns a day. It is also when millions people all over the country who have these $200 printers each make a working prototype. What makes 3D printing guns impossible to regulate will not be 100 people producing 1000 guns each. It will be 10 million people producing 1 gun each.

@@marquisstrongchild7535 If you think you're getting anything other than junk with a $200 printer ....