...can you even get off 3 shots with a 3D printed gun? I figured all 3d printed guns worked like 1, 2, gun breaks
it's just a 3d printed frame
nearly all 3d printed guns need at least some metal (afaik there's only one completely metal free, and it uses custom ammo), so why not just use Glock metal?
With a little patience you can make full on AR10s.
It isn't terribly difficult to make a rifled barrel with electrolysis.
It was like that at first, but these days the standard practice is to use metal bolts, barrels and inserts for the parts that have to be strong. There were and probably still are fully printed guns like you describe, but it's far more common for a 3d printed piece to be a hybrid of plastic frame and purchased or machined metal parts
Yes, the video guy even has automatic 3D printed guns.
does it still count as a doohickey
Given he had to pull back the slide, I'd say yes.
Yup. Doohickey's just shorthand for garage DIY.
Video that doesn't need to be a video. TL;DR: the released picture shows a typical printed lower (Chairmanwon's stipple remix of the dd19.2) with metal upper. Shooter likely used a printed suppressor (could be FTN-3, FTN-4) without a Nielsen device. In PA the gun is legal but suppressor is not so if they pursue gun charges we'll get to see it.
Watch Dogs 2 moment
I found a YouTube link in your post. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
So where’s the right place for someone who knows nothing about guns to read about this and understand it all?
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