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You've been downvoted and at first I couldn't figure out a good reason why; but... Technically, it does take more work now than it would with a 3d printer. Wit
by sukuriant 14y ago
You've been downvoted and at first I couldn't figure out a good reason why; but...
Technically, it does take more work now than it would with a 3d printer. With a sufficiently advanced 3d printer, it'd probably be, download p3f (printable 3d format), open cad, click print. For you, it's probably: mill steel, inserts screws, twist screws... this is more work than a couple keystrokes and a mouse-click, technically.
- archgoon 14y agoI'd say there's a significant difference between ordering gun parts (which can potentially be tracked by law enforcement) and ordering raw materials that can only incidentally be used for guns.
- AngryParsley 14y agoI'm not so sure. Hundreds of thousands of people order firearm parts, so any individual is lost in the noise. Also, many sellers of firearm parts value the privacy of their customers.
- sukuriant 14y agoYou can create a gun from raw materials. (c.f. weapons created inside of prisons) http://www.correctionsone.com/contraband/articles/1961780-15-deadly-improvised-prison-weapons-and-tools/ http://www.correctionsone.com/contraband/articles/1961780-15...