Wiki Weapon

[tonto]

I'm thinking about submitting this to their site, but this looks like a potential candidate for a printable gun:
 
http://heizerfirearms.com/

For those who don't want (or can't) go to the site, it's a pistol with over-under barrels, available in .45 acp or 9mm.  You can switch out the barrels to use either configuration.
 
It holds 2 in the chamber, and has a spot in the grip that holds two more rounds in a speed strip for easier reloading.  So a max of 4 "easy" shots w/out having to fiddle around in your pocket.  I imagine speed strips might be printable, too?

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[RodeoX]

I'm thinking about submitting this to their site, but this looks like a potential candidate for a printable gun:
 
http://heizerfirearms.com/ ...

Kinda cool, but the price... wow. I am going to also have to be able to print money.

[tonto]

I'm thinking about submitting this to their site, but this looks like a potential candidate for a printable gun:
 
http://heizerfirearms.com/ ...

Kinda cool, but the price... wow. I am going to also have to be able to print money.

Aren't we all printing money? 
 
I sent them an email about that in case they can incorporate some of that design into something printable.  I like that it's small and narrow.  Perfect candidate

[TheBitcoinChemist]

I'm thinking about submitting this to their site, but this looks like a potential candidate for a printable gun:
 
http://heizerfirearms.com/

Good God man!  Those are too expensive for what they are!

You can get a BondArms derringer for less than that thing!

http://bondarms.com/

[myrkul]

http://c4ss.org/content/12252

Printable guns? Fuck. Control the printers!

I'll just leave this here... http://craphound.com/?p=573

[420]

I'm thinking about submitting this to their site, but this looks like a potential candidate for a printable gun:
 
http://heizerfirearms.com/ ...

Kinda cool, but the price... wow. I am going to also have to be able to print money.

something many have not thought about....3d printers......counterfeiting

can't print bitcoins

[myrkul]

I'm thinking about submitting this to their site, but this looks like a potential candidate for a printable gun:
 
http://heizerfirearms.com/ ...

Kinda cool, but the price... wow. I am going to also have to be able to print money.

something many have not thought about....3d printers......counterfeiting

can't print bitcoins

You'd have an easier time printing a physical Bitcoin than a fiat bill... or at least a "paper" wallet.

[Explodicle]

I'm thinking about submitting this to their site, but this looks like a potential candidate for a printable gun:
 
http://heizerfirearms.com/ ...

Kinda cool, but the price... wow. I am going to also have to be able to print money.

something many have not thought about....3d printers......counterfeiting

can't print bitcoins

Why would you need a 3D printer for a flat paper bill?

[420]

I'm thinking about submitting this to their site, but this looks like a potential candidate for a printable gun:
 
http://heizerfirearms.com/ ...

Kinda cool, but the price... wow. I am going to also have to be able to print money.

something many have not thought about....3d printers......counterfeiting

can't print bitcoins

Why would you need a 3D printer for a flat paper bill?

dollars have a thing called security strip inside

[flatiron]

I must have that 3d printer....

[Explodicle]

I'm thinking about submitting this to their site, but this looks like a potential candidate for a printable gun:
 
http://heizerfirearms.com/ ...

Kinda cool, but the price... wow. I am going to also have to be able to print money.

something many have not thought about....3d printers......counterfeiting

can't print bitcoins

Why would you need a 3D printer for a flat paper bill?

dollars have a thing called security strip inside

And? Bill counterfeiting is a reality, and they use 2D printers. 3D printed bills with today's technology wouldn't fool anyone, you just can't get that much detail. 3D printing doesn't help with security strips at all.

[420]

I'm thinking about submitting this to their site, but this looks like a potential candidate for a printable gun:
 
http://heizerfirearms.com/ ...

Kinda cool, but the price... wow. I am going to also have to be able to print money.

something many have not thought about....3d printers......counterfeiting

can't print bitcoins

Why would you need a 3D printer for a flat paper bill?

dollars have a thing called security strip inside

And? Bill counterfeiting is a reality, and they use 2D printers. 3D printed bills with today's technology wouldn't fool anyone, you just can't get that much detail. 3D printing doesn't help with security strips at all.

Hmm. how long have you been trying to counterfeit?

[Explodicle]

And? Bill counterfeiting is a reality, and they use 2D printers. 3D printed bills with today's technology wouldn't fool anyone, you just can't get that much detail. 3D printing doesn't help with security strips at all.

Hmm. how long have you been trying to counterfeit?

I have about three years of experience 3D printing, but none counterfeiting. And you?

[tonto]

Someone has now come up with printable 30-rd magazine for AR-15.  The only thing you need to buy (not printable) is the spring:
 
 http://defcad.org/ar-15-magazine-30-round-mag/
 
Finally, a hedge against a potential high capacity mag ban.
 
"No officer, I printed all 100 of these pre-ban."

[420]

Someone has now come up with printable 30-rd magazine for AR-15.  The only thing you need to buy (not printable) is the spring:
 
 http://defcad.org/ar-15-magazine-30-round-mag/
 
Finally, a hedge against a potential high capacity mag ban.
 
"No officer, I printed all 100 of these pre-ban."

well they can ban the springs

[myrkul]

Someone has now come up with printable 30-rd magazine for AR-15.  The only thing you need to buy (not printable) is the spring:
 
 http://defcad.org/ar-15-magazine-30-round-mag/
 
Finally, a hedge against a potential high capacity mag ban.
 
"No officer, I printed all 100 of these pre-ban."

well they can ban the springs

Springs are relatively easy to make. One of the commenters on the video suggested that you could make a printable form to wrap wire around to make a spring.

They can of course, ban the printer...

[tonto]

They likely won't, however, since rebuild kits are legal (even in California!) so that you can repair your existing mags.

[ElectricMucus]

Someone has now come up with printable 30-rd magazine for AR-15.  The only thing you need to buy (not printable) is the spring:
 
 http://defcad.org/ar-15-magazine-30-round-mag/
 
Finally, a hedge against a potential high capacity mag ban.
 
"No officer, I printed all 100 of these pre-ban."

well they can ban the springs

Springs are relatively easy to make. One of the commenters on the video suggested that you could make a printable form to wrap wire around to make a spring.

They can of course, ban the printer...

Actually if anything the distribution of the files would be prohibited.

Oh btw, makerbot removed the designs off their website thingiverse because of a terms of use violation.
http://hardware.slashdot.org/story/12/12/20/0123235/makerbot-cracks-down-on-3d-printable-gun-parts

It states that you should not share weapon designs on it.
However they haven't actually enforced this until now... would actually make sense that they have been urged to enforce it after the recent publicity.

[myrkul]

Someone has now come up with printable 30-rd magazine for AR-15.  The only thing you need to buy (not printable) is the spring:
 
 http://defcad.org/ar-15-magazine-30-round-mag/
 
Finally, a hedge against a potential high capacity mag ban.
 
"No officer, I printed all 100 of these pre-ban."

well they can ban the springs

Springs are relatively easy to make. One of the commenters on the video suggested that you could make a printable form to wrap wire around to make a spring.

They can of course, ban the printer...

Actually if anything the distribution of the files would be prohibited.

Just like downloading music was made illegal, right?

The time when you can ban an object is nearing it's end.

[420]

technology advancing so fast; gov will be lucky if they can act quick enough to stop 3d printers in time for their agenda. or maybe its part of it. That way they can blame anyone and blame the smart libertarians "they probably have 3d printers and homemade guns lets raid their homes"