just ask your fellow yarr friends whether there are "open source" gun designs. I'm sure they'll give you a bit of a rough time for the question, and then immediately point you to the materials required to make illegal guns.
You can make a gun out of a bar of soap if anyone's interested. The benefit of the soap route is you can get though older metal detectors. (The new stuff takes a full 3d scan in high detail)
Just in case anyones interested
I'll be extremely surprised if it doesn't break apart after the first shot
https://archive.org/details/practicalscrapmetalsmallarmsvol.1-22
here are some FOSS designs that don't require a 3d printer, most 3d models are on odyssee and happy gun smithing to you
EDIT: also completly agree with dt on this one
They're completely different amendments though.....
Also software has the harder fight. Cause the trolls rights come from the constitution, while the freedom comes from an amendment.
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