First Fully Printed 3d Gun

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It looks like the .gov is trying to supress Defcad's first fully printable 3d firearm. DEFCAD got a letter from the .gov telling them to take down the file (page is unavailable) to print out the "Liberator". After being threatened they have removed the page. Apparently the .gov now has the right to control information.

cached version is still available (although the file is not able to be downloaded from the site) The libarator has been downloaded nearly 50,000 times and has been distributed widely accross peer to peer (torrents). Not sure how the .gov plans to put the genie back in the bottle.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drPz6n6UXQY]Liberator - Dawn of the Wiki Weapons - YouTube[/ame]

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Tyranny is here.
 


Fatbat said:
This isn't the first 3D printed gun.
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This is the first fully printable 3d gun. The prior one's were just parts. They made a lower receiver for an AR but had to put normal parts on the rest of the firearm. They also made a 3d magazine. But this whole gun is completely printable. This is why the .gov is forcing them to take the files down or face criminal charges. The files were taken down by DEFCAD but not by choice. The letter cited a import/export law as part of a UN treaty.

Do not underestimate the importance of this. The .gov is now banning information.



EDIT: In my haste I used about the shitiest title possible.
 
I don't know much about guns so this is a genuine question, but the bullets are metal so aren't printable right? Or am I missing something?
 
maybenot said:
I don't know much about guns so this is a genuine question, but the bullets are metal so aren't printable right? Or am I missing something?
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You are correct. And to make this firearm legal in the US you would need to add a specific amount of Steel to it so it would qualify under the Detectable firearms Act. As of now I do not believe the bullet's are printable. But it is easy enough to manufacture ammunition with a few simple tools and parts.
 
John Malkovich was doing this shit way back in the "In the Line of Fire" days. Look it up.

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cant wait to see when they start making fully printable rifles, downlode and pass it on and they will never be able to stop it
 
 
That music is epic as shit.

dmnEPC said:
It looks like the .gov is trying to supress Defcad's first fully printable 3d firearm. DEFCAD got a letter from the .gov telling them to take down the file (page is unavailable) to print out the "Liberator". After being threatened they have removed the page. Apparently the .gov now has the right to control information.

cached version is still available (although the file is not able to be downloaded from the site) The libarator has been downloaded nearly 50,000 times and has been distributed widely accross peer to peer (torrents). Not sure how the .gov plans to put the genie back in the bottle.

Liberator - Dawn of the Wiki Weapons - YouTube

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Tyranny is here.
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efeezy said:
John Malkovich was doing this shit way back in the "In the Line of Fire" days. Look it up.

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Here's that scene:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XSKPBef37c]John Malkovich and Clint Eastwood - YouTube[/ame]

It was in 1993 guys :)
 
“DTCC/END is conducting a review of technical data made publicly available by Defense Distributed through its 3D printing website, DEFCAD.org, the majority of which appear to be related to items in Category I of the USML. Defense Distributed may have released ITAR-controlled technical data without required prior authorization from the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC), a violation of the ITAR.”
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USML stands for United States Munitions List, and ITAR stands for the International Traffic in Arms Regulations.
According to the letter, “Pursuant to § 127.1 of the ITAR it is unlawful to export any defense article or technical data for which a license or written approval is required without first obtaining the required authorization from the DTCC.
Further in the letter, it lists the 3D printable gun files available through DEFCAD.org that the DTCC says violate the ITAR.
“The Department believes Defense Distributed may not have established the proper jurisdiction of the subject technical data. To resolve this matter officially, we request that Defense Distributed submit Commodity Jurisdiction (CJ) determination requests for the following selection of data files available on DEFCAD.org, and any other technical data for which Defense Distributed is unable to determine proper jurisdiction:
1. Defense Distributed Liberator pistol
2. .22 el3ectric
3. 125mm BK-14M high-explosive anti-tank warhead
4. 5.56/.223 muzzle brake
5. Springfield XD-40 tactical slide assembly
6. Sound Moderator – slip on
7. “The Dirty Diane” ½-28 to 3/4-16 STP S3600 oil filter silencer adapter
8. 12 gauge .22 CB sub-caliber insert
9. Voltlock electronic black powder system
10. VZ-58 front sight”
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The letter goes on, “Until the Department provides Defense Distributed with final CJ determinations, Defense Distributed should treat the above technical data as ITAR-controlled,” meaning the files must comply with the UN . “This means that all such data should be removed from public access immediately. Defense Distributed should also review the remainder of the data made public on its website to determine whether any additional data may be similarly controlled and proceed according to ITAR requirements.» More on this Story
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^^ What a piece of dogshit that was. Looks like it was made in someone's garage with some spare door handle parts.
 
Mike said:
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FP-45 Liberator - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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That thing is bad ass

The proposed intent was to drop these weapons at concentration camps where internees would pick up these weapons, overcome Nazi Guards, and hopefully liberate the camp.
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The weapon was valued as much for its psychological warfare effect as its actual field performance. It was believed that if vast quantities of these weapons could be delivered into Axis-occupied territory, it would have a devastating effect on the morale of occupying troops. The plan was to drop the weapon in such great quantities that occupying forces could never capture or recover all the weapons. It was hoped that the thought of thousands of these unrecovered weapons potentially in the hands of the citizens of occupied countries would have a deleterious effect on enemy morale.[4]
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Mad props to the DEFCAD guys for finding such a fitting name to their firearm.


efeezy said:
^^ What a piece of dogshit that was. Looks like it was made in someone's garage with some spare door handle parts.
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Can you believe GM made millions of those
 
Tyranny my ass. Tyranny is taking your real guns. Tyranny is hunting you down for posting this. This? This is safety. I really don't want any nut job to be able to just print out a plastic gun.
 
Now this is bad ass:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXRWvb0n4mU"]Wood Caliber 1911 45 ACP Demo HD - YouTube[/ame]
 
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