Access to 3-D Guns Blocked in PA

[fallenleader]

Ceramic springs... duh

when did ceramics become flexible? was it while i was on the turlet?

[gnbrotz]

I'd like to see our elected officials who claim to be strong supporters of the 2A start posting the plans on their own sites. I think all other pro-gun entities should be doing the same (hint, hint).

[Pag23]

Please use it responsibly.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2379808

Just what you see pal....lol

Safety first!

[Hodgie]

some pretty good on-site into the overal technology and where it’s headed.

The video won’t imbed from my phone.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=StafRn4mjj0

[G115BA]

https://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...-flash-drives/

Defcad strikes back, let the hand wringing begin.

[Walleye Hunter]

[ShooterInPA1]

https://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...-flash-drives/

Defcad strikes back, let the hand wringing begin.

If the left can ignore immigration laws, then why can't we ignore the laws we want to?

About freaking time we start playing their game.

[Berncly]

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https://www.guns.com/2018/08/27/3d-p...ds-this-month/

3D printed guns site saw 1.5 million downloads this month

8/27/18 | by Chris Eger

As a federal court considers an order to continue blocking files for 3D printed guns by a political activist, those same files have been downloaded more than 1.5 million times from another website backed by pro-gun groups.

The website: https://codeisfreespeech.com/

has generated 1.491 million hits and 4.51 TB of data since launching July 31, said Craig DeLuz, of the Firearms Policy Coalition. He added the site averages more than 10,000 new visitors per week.

The site hosts free downloadable code and instructions to make seven different firearms. The Firearms Policy Coalition along with other California-based gun rights groups launched the website as a way to counter efforts to close access to the DIY files. They argue public access to the files is a free speech issue rather than a gun rights issue.

However, a federal court is scheduled to issue a ruling Monday to maintain an order blocking Defense Distributed from posting gun plans. The company’s founder Cody Wilson initially released plans for 3D printed guns for free on the Internet until the State Department abruptly halted the endeavor until reversing the decision this summer.

Both the State Department and the Department of Justice said the federal government can do little to prevent the spread of the files domestically and instead plan to focus on controlling distribution overseas.

Yet, lawmakers at the state and federal level are crafting legislation designed to block the online publication of files that include instructions used to make functional firearms via 3-D printers. Meanwhile, even county library systems are electing to halt the use of their public-facing printers over fears that guns will be created using the technology.

At the same time, social media giants such as Facebook and Reddit are curbing access to 3D firearm files while Amazon removed a phone-book-sized volume of the printed code for Wilson’s Liberator, saying it violated their terms of service.

While the FPC is coy about their hosting, which has been the subject of both attacks and outside pressure to shut down, they and their allies promise to persevere in what they see as a critical free speech issue.

“Our site will absolutely continue to be published, whatever it takes,” said DeLuz. “If technology firms abandon the First Amendment on this, it does not bode well for America. Democracy dies in darkness, and when Amazon and Jeff Bezos censor speech.”

Filed Under: Gun culture, Gun Laws, Politics & 2nd Amendment

[fallenleader]

If the left can ignore immigration laws, then why can't we ignore the laws we want to?

About freaking time we start playing their game.

he was prohibited from freely distributing the files, i believe he is just taking advantage of a loophole by selling them.
until of course ninnies get their panties in a twist and cry for the judge to block that too.
either way, it's way too late. way way way too late, if anything they are spurring interest in developing/refining the files further.

[streaker69]

Screw 3D printed guns, go big (or in this case small) or go home. I'm making my own 3D printed nuclear bombs.