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Ghost guns? Bullshit. The only people building ghost guns are experienced collectors that already have God knows how many guns.

LeShawn in da hood wouldnt know where to start. There have been virtualy ZERO ghost guns used in crime.

Universal background checks? Require universal gun registration. Which inevitably lead to universal gun confiscation. Come and take them Joe.

People on the terror watch list getting guns? Stop letting them in the southern border asshole!

AR-15s with high capacity mags? Intended to fight tyranny. Just as the Founding Fathers intended.

Gun crime is 96% black and latino. The next talking head that addresses that fact will be the first.

MOLON LABE.

Ghost guns? Bullshit. The only people building ghost guns are experienced collectors that already have God knows how many guns. LeShawn in da hood wouldnt know where to start. There have been virtualy ZERO ghost guns used in crime. Universal background checks? Require universal gun registration. Which inevitably lead to universal gun confiscation. Come and take them Joe. People on the terror watch list getting guns? Stop letting them in the southern border asshole! AR-15s with high capacity mags? Intended to fight tyranny. Just as the Founding Fathers intended. Gun crime is 96% black and latino. The next talking head that addresses that fact will be the first. MOLON LABE.

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[–] • 1 pt

So called ghost guns, as it is, can't have a good reputation, compared to traditional firearms; by their very nature they aren't reliable, as it is. It's a throwaway plastic thing that will break eventually. Nobody wants to go to war with that, nobody wants to end up with his pants down at worst moment

[–] • 3 pts

Traditional "ghost guns" are not 3d printed. They are nothing new. My grandfather made a .44 carbine in metal shop when he was a kid. It's not serialized. That's a "ghost gun."

80% lowers are another example of "ghost guns."

[–] • 2 pts

Yeah I was thinking about the new plastic thing but you're absolutely right

Now the real advantage of the new "ghostgun" vs the old, is that it's pretty hard to completely destroy a traditional firearm, to make it literally vanish for the face of the earth. While a plastic crap is what it is

[–] • 2 pts

To understand the purpose of modern 3d printed variants is to understand the purpose of the liberator.

Efforts are to improve reliability to actually make them viable long term. Much success is developing here - with thousands of successful rounds. But it's also to ensure liberators always remain available.