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Yes, but if you use these instructions, which they've limited the distribution of, you'd be hard pressed to explain where you got them from. ATF agent: Oh, you
by mbreese 14y ago
Yes, but if you use these instructions, which they've limited the distribution of, you'd be hard pressed to explain where you got them from.
ATF agent: Oh, you got that from a torrent? Did you also seed the file?
You can see where this is going, and it doesn't have a happy ending.
If you do make one of these though, for the love of God embed a chunk of metal. These things wouldn't be legal without it (metal detectors).
- jaxb 14y agoA firing pin?
- momokatte 14y agoThe "Liberator" instructions describe printing the frame of the gun first and epoxying 6oz of steel inside it to make it detectable by a walk-through metal detector, to be compliant with The Undetectable Firearms Act of 1988. Once this part is complete, the rest of the firearm can be manufactured without violating that particular law.
- smsm42 14y ago>>>> you'd be hard pressed to explain where you got them from. Why you have to explain anything? As far as I know, you do not owe anybody to prove that you possess anything you have legally, if they suspect it is illegal they have to prove it.