The subject of the 3D printed gun is a touchy one, on the one hand representing individual rights for those in favor of the idea and representing collective harm for those opposed. It’s been stated in numerous posts on the subject that obtaining a gun through mainstream distributors like WalMart is probably easier and will yield a much more reliable firearm than 3D printing one on a desktop 3D printer. It’s also been said that there are other ways of making more reliable weapons at home than with a 3D printer.…
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