Anybody that is concerned by printed or "untraceable" firearms should go on YouTube and look up the videos of shotguns that teenagers in the Appalachians have b

Anybody that is concerned by printed or "untraceable" firearms should go on YouTube and look up the videos of shotguns that teenagers in the Appalachians have been making out of plumbing parts from hardware stores for decades. Give me $50 and access to a Home Depot I can legally make a shotgun in an afternoon. That includes labor costs, though I keep the gun. Transferring it would be illegal. Since I'm bored: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OoBwLVXpFc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OoBwLVXpFc Obviously anybody with any sense would just go to Walmart and buy a proper shotgun. But obviously anybody with any sense wouldn't use a 3d printed plastic gun either.