Back when the 3D printable Liberator pistol was unveiled two years ago, it foreshadowed the rise of 3D printed guns. And, as dangerous as they may be for those firing them, it was as inevitable as the ability to download music illegally that amateur gunsmithers around the world would take advantage of this new, affordable manufacturing method to print guns and gun parts. Slowly, we’ve seen a rise in 3D printed guns and gun paraphernalia spring up in countries with varying levels of gun control, from Australia to Japan to the US. …
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