Zombie Research Society
Called The Liberator, this nearly all-plastic 3D-printed pistol now has its blueprints and construction details posted live online HERE. Now anyone on the planet with access to a 3D printer can create a firearm from scratch in just about 24 hours.
Made of 15 components, the only non-plastic part is a common nail, which acts as the firing pin. The designer claims that this will completely transform the firearms industry and how we think about guns across the planet.
this even legal?
The “Liber’tard” is a more fitting name, I think. The “inventor” seems to only be interested in generating his own publicity with little regard for how the added attention will affect the rest of the firearms community.
ammo can’t be 3d printed yet unfortunately, but on a side note a zip gun can be made a lot faster, more reliable, and use more effective ammunition. Still they wouldn’t be as easy to hide from metal detectors.
“This file has been removed from public access at the request of the US Department of Defense Trade Controls. Until further notice, the United States government claims control of the information.”
Interesting, but a little creepy. Literally anyone can cheaply make a weapon that can easily pass through security checks.
Been following 3D printed firearms for a while the guy who made this it is his dream to make a fully functional firearm through 3D printing