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At that point it seems simpler to turn a couple of sticks and some string into a bow and arrow.

• kotaKat 3y ago
  No, I'm just going to go down to Lowes and buy a couple pieces of pipe, a nail, and then go find some shotgun shells. It's time that New York bans hardware stores, obviously.
  • 20after4 3y ago
    NY Legislature: "Hold my beer!"
    • kotaKat 3y ago
      Pretty much -- wonder when they'll try to expand this legislation to add the "good moral character" social media background checks, too.
• oxfordmale 3y ago
  Just get a brick....too late, now every brick needs to be barcoded with the biometric details of the purchaser. Such a law makes sense in countries like the UK, where it is extremely hard to get a gun as a normal civilian. The guns produced by 3D printer can be fired a limited number of time, and a long car drive allows you to buy a gun legally in the US.
  • 15155 3y ago
    Could a 3D printed firearm potentially allow the user to utilize the element of surprise to obtain an OEM firearm? How many shots do you need for this use case?