As 3D printers become common household items, the same level of gun control will require detailed mass surveillance and/or restrictions on common items like pipe and scrap steel.
Are people worried about un-riffled longarms though?
Unless you have a way to rifle the inside of a pipe, that won't really be an issue. You'll just be making inaccurate muskets.
The important item isn't the 3d printer. Its the CNC Lathe.
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Are people worried about un-riffled longarms though?
Unless you have a way to rifle the inside of a pipe, that won't really be an issue. You'll just be making inaccurate muskets.
The important item isn't the 3d printer. Its the CNC Lathe.
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2019/08/13/make-a-factor...
I can see how advancements in 3d metal printers would make this a trivial task.