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Bill To Ban Undetectable 3D Printed Guns Is Coming Back
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"SINCE CONGRESSMAN STEVE Israel first called for legislation that would ban 3-D printed guns, those plastic-printed firearms have evolved from a few simple components to a full one-shot pistol to rifles and multi-shot revolvers, with more advances on the horizon. Israel’s bill, meanwhile, has gone nowhere, leaving a widening gap between DIY weapons and the law."
"But the representative from New York says he hasn’t given up: In the next few months, Israel’s office tells WIRED he plans to reintroduce legislation that would ban 3-D printed guns or any other fully-plastic firearm. The Undetectable Firearms Modernization Act ... forbids the possession or manufacture of any gun that could slip through a standard metal detector unnoticed ..." ... |
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Millwright66
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| Seems the anti-self-defense types continue to create their own mythology. But, then, science and statistics were never their strong point. |
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