Britain's National Ballistics Intelligence Service/BBC claims anyone attempting to fire a 3D printed plastic gun would probably maim or even kill themselves,misleading
This BBC story is quite misleading. Note that it is only at the very end of their video that they concede that it is indeed possible to use a 3D printed plastic gun. From the BBC:
Police are warning technology enthusiasts not to attempt to use 3D printers to make plastic guns, because each time they have been tested the weapons have exploded.
Relatively cheap plastic printed guns have been fired successfully in the United States.
Scientists in the UK say without additional expertise and the right type of ammunition, anyone attempting to fire one would probably maim or even kill themselves.
They also point out that to do so would be illegal. . . .
Labels: 3D Printed Gun, mediabias
posted by John Lott at 1:54 AM
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