The Downloadable Gun

[kpete]

http://www.bagnewsnotes.com/image.php?image=

still can't believe it...

[dairydog91]

1. Got cash? Buy a C&C machine.

Build yourself a working assault rifle, instead of a plastic smoothbore which will probably blow up in your face.

http://grabcad.com/library/tag/ar15

[rdharma]

2. $30,000 dollar zip gun!

[loli phabay]

3. i know, i just got another glock 27 and it only cost me four hundred. for thirty thousand

I would buy some sweet hardware.

[Recursion]

4. The first one is $30,000. The second one is $1.

That's the worry.

[rdharma]

5. Not hardly........

Unless the medical deductible is $1!

But stick to those RW gun nut talking points!

[Recursion]

7. Sigh

Yes, pointing out how mass production works is a "RW gun nut talking point"

[rdharma]

8. Spouting RW propaganda is a "RW gun nut talking point"

Not the first time I've seen it here.

[Recursion]

10. Which "propaganda" did I "spout"?

I said the first gun takes a lot of capital to produce, and the next thousand don't.

[rdharma]

11. Same holds true for milling machines....... to a lesser degree!

Come on, you're not fooling anybody!

[arcane1]

13. Why are you being so holstile? And how is post #4 a right-wing talking point?

Personally, I'm not concerned about these guns becoming any kind of problem, but that's not due to my political ideology. Is my statement a left-wing talking point?

I'm confused

[rdharma]

14. I'm not concernered either......

I guess you didn't buy into the RW fear mongering about the "3-D guns making firearms legislation obsolete".

I think you are talking to the wrong party, arcane 1. It's the RW who is trying to promote this idea.

[loli phabay]

6. good point, i would still rather get a hundred give or take glocks for the money

[ileus]

9. 30k could net one a nice collection.

For 30k you could have almost every firearm necessary for a great collection.


Wonder if the HPT those "barrels"???

[rdharma]

12. We'll keep an "eye out for that"! eom

[GeorgeGist]

15. I hear it blows!

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2013/may/09/3d-printed-guns-user