[bdjackass318]

Should gun manufacturers be worried? What about governments around the world seeing how you don't need a license to make these fuckers. Provided you have the 3 D printer you could make these rifles in your own home. Story:


So far, the Grizzly's growl is worse than its bite, but that may soon change.

The second version of the 3D-printed rifle, the Grizzly 2.0, was fired for the first time in a video released Friday, and this time it lasted 14 rounds before a crack formed. Even though the rifle is made almost entirely of 3D-printed plastic, the updated Grizzly shoots regular Winchester bullets.

The rifle was made by a Canadian man who goes by "Matthew," The Verge reported. He's the same person behind the last 3D-printed rifle, which broke after just one firing two weeks ago.

"Matthew" used a string to fire the original Grizzly from afar as a safety precaution, but eventually fired the Grizzly 2.0 by hand like a normal rifle.

Even though the Grizzly doesn't look too threatening right now, it's impressive and terrifying how quickly these improvements have been made. 3D-printed guns can be built entirely in one's home without a license, and the more advanced the guns get, the more dangerous 3D printing becomes. Many of the guns contain little to no metal, so they may be able to get through metal detectors without being discovered.

The 3D-printing enthusiast behind this YouTube account has certainly gone in a different direction since one of his first projects: a 3D-printed ukulele. Maybe he should stick to musical instruments and relieve us of the stress these guns are causing.

www.youtube.com/watch?dKsJe11itb4

[Insideoutbodies]

please if some jackass pulled that out you take down one person and the rest of the americans will pull their guns out

[bdjackass318]

Originally Posted by Insideoutbodies ↗

please if some jackass pulled that out you take down one person and the rest of the americans will pull their guns out

Yeah you are right about this right now but the point of the story is that the guy making the rifle is getting better at making this rifle and he has only been at it for 2 weeks. What happens in say 6 months? How far will he be along then? He could have a rifle much like a regular rifle only made of plastic.
The other point of the story is you can make this rifle at home without any license. Can you imagine if the making of this rifle is perfected? Everyone with a 3 D printer will be making these things. The other point being that these rifle aren't easily detected, so therefore making them easier to sneak onto planes where really nobody has guns. Now you have a problem.

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[zombiehunter1231]

NICE!! though i wouldnt have held that so close to my face if it was my first time firing it

[slapchoppa]

we're in the future, man!
seriously, though, what bdjackass318 said.