Why we have the forum??You two need to get a room.....
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They have to have something new to scare the bejesus outta of the uneducated so Ghost Guns become the sacred cow. The sheeple can fear the narrative that every bad guy can now build his own untraceable gun and wreck havoc on society with impunity. Hey it was on facebook and you all know that if its on the internet, its got to be true.I call bullsh8t on this whole "Ghost Gun" crap. 1) If you don't have the patience, the skill, the mechanical aptitude, or the tools to do this, you will fail. Most of your criminals DON'T. 2) They say "Oh, in 45 minutes you could have a fully functional firearm". That is a crock. In order to do it right, so that it actually works, you have to take your time. If just one thing goes wrong, you have an expensive paper weight. 3) It is NOT a guarantee that once you get it all done, that it will function reliably, safely, or function at all. The G19 is based on the Gen 3 Glock, which had problems to begin with. Companies sell these kits, Glock makes millions on what they know is an unreliable model. If you have the time, patience, and extra money, you can have a reliable firearm. If not, you have wasted your time and money. These idiots make it sound like a 5 year old could pump out "killer assault guns" every 30 to 45 minutes. They don't know their azz from a hole in the ground. I would challenge any of these "geniuses" to prove it.
I don't know if its a good sign that the AWB is going to be nuked by SCOTUS if ghost guns are the new boogeyman.They have to have something new to scare the bejesus outta of the uneducated so Ghost Guns become the sacred cow. The sheeple can fear the narrative that every bad guy can now build his own untraceable gun and wreck havoc on society with impunity. Hey it was on facebook and you all know that if its on the internet, its got to be true.
Ghost gun is a ambiguous term created by Democrats in a nutshell.I have to admit, I know a lot of guys into firearms (my entire customer base), and I've never heard of any of them even mention a ghost gun, let alone show one off to me (and there is ALWAYS showing off the latest toy acquired amongst us).
Maybe with all the negative press going on, none of them want to out themselves as having built a firearm. Or it just isn't something that interests them. It isn't for everybody. It also isn't any cheaper than buying a manufactured firearm. It can actually cost more to build than to buy. These are things that are more for the tinkerer, mechanically inclined, and/or someone who enjoys the challenge of building something and having it actually work as it should. I have built one, and I shoot it from time to time. It is not my EDC, nor is it something I rely on for home/self defense. In a pinch, I probably could, but I am putting my trust in the the ones I buy from a reliable manufacturer. Smith and Wesson, Springfield, etc. I have rebuilt motors, transmissions, front ends, brake systems, etc. I have built about 10 computers to date, since 2002. I have modified my smoker/grill, riding mower, etc. So, a firearm is right in my wheelhouse. And it is just so darn satisfying to say " I built this, and it works great". I wouldn't trust a 3D printed frame, as it lacks the steel or aluminum backbone in the frame itself.I know what a ghost gun is...no offense...it's just that none of the 200-or-so guys I call on every week/month that shoot have ever even mentioned a home-made firearm of any type. I certainly don't understand the attraction. Admittedly I do not call on bangers and gun criminals...just gun guys (contractors in a specific industry). How much does a 3D printer cost? 15 years ago they were $40k...I know they are less now, but how many guys who can afford a $25k 3D printer can't pass a background check, and how many of them are out murdering people with home-made guns?
My intent is to imply that this is not the issue it is being made out to be, as some of us already know...
However, if the left is successful in making it illegal for me to buy a firearm, maybe I'll be buying a 3D printer!
Can you print ammo? Now there's the ticket...
I've seen a couple, both were AR style. One is a gun enthusiast and the other is the brother of gun parts reseller. Both said that they did it because they could custom build it how they like and save a few hundred bucks. Both tuned out very nice. But it was not just purchase a bunch of parts and throw them together. They both spent alot of time on design, research, and assembly.I have to admit, I know a lot of guys into firearms (my entire customer base), and I've never heard of any of them even mention a ghost gun, let alone show one off to me (and there is ALWAYS showing off the latest toy acquired amongst us).
My son just bought a 3D printer for $180. Obviously its lowest quality ones available but prices have dropped dramatically. You can buy a pretty capable unit for under $500...I know what a ghost gun is...no offense...it's just that none of the 200-or-so guys I call on every week/month that shoot have ever even mentioned a home-made firearm of any type. I certainly don't understand the attraction. Admittedly I do not call on bangers and gun criminals...just gun guys (contractors in a specific industry). How much does a 3D printer cost? 15 years ago they were $40k...I know they are less now, but how many guys who can afford a $25k 3D printer can't pass a background check, and how many of them are out murdering people with home-made guns?
My intent is to imply that this is not the issue it is being made out to be, as some of us already know...
However, if the left is successful in making it illegal for me to buy a firearm, maybe I'll be buying a 3D printer!
Can you print ammo? Now there's the ticket...
Well, except that 80% lower receivers generally cost more than a regular stripped receiver.I've seen a couple, both were AR style. One is a gun enthusiast and the other is the brother of gun parts reseller. Both said that they did it because they could custom build it how they like and save a few hundred bucks. Both tuned out very nice. But it was not just purchase a bunch of parts and throw them together. They both spent alot of time on design, research, and assembly.
Thats insane! My engineering department bought a printer in about 2007 that cost almost $50k, and was the size of a very large gun cabinet. The plastic spools of thread for printing cost almost $400 each, and it would take 2 of them for enough material to print a model the size of a lower receiver. And, these plastic parts were NOT strong at all...things have certainly changed. I work elsewhere now and no longer work with those guys directly...My son just bought a 3D printer for $180. Obviously its lowest quality ones available but prices have dropped dramatically. You can buy a pretty capable unit for under $500...