Here's the great thing about #3DPrintedGuns
Right now, they're a novelty. Single shot, rough, not reliable, tricky to get printed correctly and a little dangerous to use.
Soon technological advances will make them reliable, solid, metal and there is *nothing* that can be done.
Right now, they're a novelty. Single shot, rough, not reliable, tricky to get printed correctly and a little dangerous to use.
Soon technological advances will make them reliable, solid, metal and there is *nothing* that can be done.
Sure, you can make the construction of a firearm a criminal offense, but that's the thing about criminals - they're ok with that. No criminal is going to say "I'd print a gun to rob that store, but I don't want to be penalized for the gun".
Thus, like practically every last gun law, it will only *create* criminals out of honest people who would harm no one while doing *NOTHING*, not a SINGLE thing, to stop criminals.
