More than a year ago, Representative Steve Israel (D-NY) had been working to include language specifically regulating the practice of 3D printing guns in an extension of Undetectable Firearms Act, a law written in the 1980s to ensure that all guns be manufactured with components that would be picked up by metal detectors. The extension of the Act passed in December of 2013, without any revisions related to 3D printing, despite Rep. Israel’s initial attempts, but, it seems that Israel is still working to reintroduce the Undetectable Firearms Modernization Act in “the next few months”, according to Wired.…
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