UnitedHealthcare CEO Killed With Ghost Gun

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You can make toys for your kids with a 3D printer.

You can make action figures with a 3D printer.

You can make "ambiguous objects" with a 3D printer. I have several.

You can make a colorful coffee mug with a 3D printer.

Or you can make a gun and silencer with a 3D printer, which is what Luigi Mangione did.

I've seen the files for making a "ghost gun" online. They are readily available.

You can make a red gun, a fluorescent orange gun, a blue gun, a pink gun, a rainbow gun, any color gun you wish.

Or, if you are lazy, you can buy a gun kit with all the necessary parts to build your gun and start your own assassin service for just a few dollars.

The police officers in Pennsylvania who on Monday arrested the man who has now been charged in the killing, Luigi Mangione, 26, said that he was found with a black pistol and a suppressor, often called a silencer. Both, the authorities said, had been fabricated with a 3-D printer, a device that sculpts a physical object from a digital model.

Each year, authorities in the U.S. seize thousands of ghost guns, almost all of them originating from inexpensive kits bought online that can be assembled into a working weapon in as little as half an hour. But it is rare to recover a 3-D printed gun used in a crime, according to Tom Chittum, a former associate deputy director of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives.
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A 3-D printer can be used to create a gun frame, which is the only individual part of a firearm that federal law regulates, and then assemble a working firearm by equipping it with commercially made aftermarket components that are not regulated, including the slide, barrel, and trigger mechanism, Mr. Chittum said.
 
You can make toys for your kids with a 3D printer.

You can make action figures with a 3D printer.

You can make "ambiguous objects" with a 3D printer. I have several.

You can make a colorful coffee mug with a 3D printer.

Or you can make a gun and silencer with a 3D printer, which is what Luigi Mangione did.

I've seen the files for making a "ghost gun" online. They are readily available.

You can make a red gun, a fluorescent orange gun, a blue gun, a pink gun, a rainbow gun, any color gun you wish.

Or, if you are lazy, you can buy a gun kit with all the necessary parts to build your gun and start your own assassin service for just a few dollars.

The police officers in Pennsylvania who on Monday arrested the man who has now been charged in the killing, Luigi Mangione, 26, said that he was found with a black pistol and a suppressor, often called a silencer. Both, the authorities said, had been fabricated with a 3-D printer, a device that sculpts a physical object from a digital model.

Each year, authorities in the U.S. seize thousands of ghost guns, almost all of them originating from inexpensive kits bought online that can be assembled into a working weapon in as little as half an hour. But it is rare to recover a 3-D printed gun used in a crime, according to Tom Chittum, a former associate deputy director of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives.
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A 3-D printer can be used to create a gun frame, which is the only individual part of a firearm that federal law regulates, and then assemble a working firearm by equipping it with commercially made aftermarket components that are not regulated, including the slide, barrel, and trigger mechanism, Mr. Chittum said.
Gun laws are stupid and idiotic.

As Joe Biden said, why prosecute my son for violating gun laws when it is rarely enforced.

The Left has forever lost their moral perch to preach to the rest of us about enforcing gun laws

Now go away.
 
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Gun laws are stupid and idiotic.
Are they?

I like Dave Chappelle's idea.

He said the way to get Republicans on board with gun control is for every black person to buy a gun. :lol:

It worked when the Black Panthers showed up on the steps of the California state capitol.

That's what got Ronald Reagan to switch sides and support gun control when he was the governor of California:


3732-california-gun-control-history-black-panthers_larger.jpg




 
What prohibited this alleged killer from purchasing a gun legally or off the street illegally? The whole whine about 'ghost guns' is illogical. It is easy to make a functioning firearm without a 3D printer, less than an hour and $30 at a hardware store.
 
You can make toys for your kids with a 3D printer.

You can make action figures with a 3D printer.

You can make "ambiguous objects" with a 3D printer. I have several.

You can make a colorful coffee mug with a 3D printer.

Or you can make a gun and silencer with a 3D printer, which is what Luigi Mangione did.

I've seen the files for making a "ghost gun" online. They are readily available.

You can make a red gun, a fluorescent orange gun, a blue gun, a pink gun, a rainbow gun, any color gun you wish.

Or, if you are lazy, you can buy a gun kit with all the necessary parts to build your gun and start your own assassin service for just a few dollars.

The police officers in Pennsylvania who on Monday arrested the man who has now been charged in the killing, Luigi Mangione, 26, said that he was found with a black pistol and a suppressor, often called a silencer. Both, the authorities said, had been fabricated with a 3-D printer, a device that sculpts a physical object from a digital model.

Each year, authorities in the U.S. seize thousands of ghost guns, almost all of them originating from inexpensive kits bought online that can be assembled into a working weapon in as little as half an hour. But it is rare to recover a 3-D printed gun used in a crime, according to Tom Chittum, a former associate deputy director of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives.
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A 3-D printer can be used to create a gun frame, which is the only individual part of a firearm that federal law regulates, and then assemble a working firearm by equipping it with commercially made aftermarket components that are not regulated, including the slide, barrel, and trigger mechanism, Mr. Chittum said.
Not to worry, Biden will crack down on ghost guns...he still has about 30 days.

FACT SHEET: The Biden Administration Cracks Down on Ghost Guns, Ensures That ATF Has the Leadership it Needs to Enforce Our Gun Laws | The White House
 
You can make toys for your kids with a 3D printer.

You can make action figures with a 3D printer.

You can make "ambiguous objects" with a 3D printer. I have several.

You can make a colorful coffee mug with a 3D printer.

Or you can make a gun and silencer with a 3D printer, which is what Luigi Mangione did.

I've seen the files for making a "ghost gun" online. They are readily available.

You can make a red gun, a fluorescent orange gun, a blue gun, a pink gun, a rainbow gun, any color gun you wish.

Or, if you are lazy, you can buy a gun kit with all the necessary parts to build your gun and start your own assassin service for just a few dollars.

The police officers in Pennsylvania who on Monday arrested the man who has now been charged in the killing, Luigi Mangione, 26, said that he was found with a black pistol and a suppressor, often called a silencer. Both, the authorities said, had been fabricated with a 3-D printer, a device that sculpts a physical object from a digital model.

Each year, authorities in the U.S. seize thousands of ghost guns, almost all of them originating from inexpensive kits bought online that can be assembled into a working weapon in as little as half an hour. But it is rare to recover a 3-D printed gun used in a crime, according to Tom Chittum, a former associate deputy director of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives.
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A 3-D printer can be used to create a gun frame, which is the only individual part of a firearm that federal law regulates, and then assemble a working firearm by equipping it with commercially made aftermarket components that are not regulated, including the slide, barrel, and trigger mechanism, Mr. Chittum said.
And? This capability with 3D printers has been common knowledge for years.
 
You can make a look a like plastic gun with 3d printer but you can't make a barrel with lands and grooves capable of the pressures inherent in a 9 mm. Maybe it's really a parts gun made from junk parts.
 
But how could this be? Ghost guns are illegal in New York and that is where the shooting happened.

This shows the real problem with liberal gun control. It doesn't stop Criminals like Mr. Mangione from owning and using firearms.

 
You can make toys for your kids with a 3D printer.

You can make action figures with a 3D printer.

You can make "ambiguous objects" with a 3D printer. I have several.

You can make a colorful coffee mug with a 3D printer.

Or you can make a gun and silencer with a 3D printer, which is what Luigi Mangione did.

I've seen the files for making a "ghost gun" online. They are readily available.

You can make a red gun, a fluorescent orange gun, a blue gun, a pink gun, a rainbow gun, any color gun you wish.

Or, if you are lazy, you can buy a gun kit with all the necessary parts to build your gun and start your own assassin service for just a few dollars.

The police officers in Pennsylvania who on Monday arrested the man who has now been charged in the killing, Luigi Mangione, 26, said that he was found with a black pistol and a suppressor, often called a silencer. Both, the authorities said, had been fabricated with a 3-D printer, a device that sculpts a physical object from a digital model.

Each year, authorities in the U.S. seize thousands of ghost guns, almost all of them originating from inexpensive kits bought online that can be assembled into a working weapon in as little as half an hour. But it is rare to recover a 3-D printed gun used in a crime, according to Tom Chittum, a former associate deputy director of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives.
[snip]
A 3-D printer can be used to create a gun frame, which is the only individual part of a firearm that federal law regulates, and then assemble a working firearm by equipping it with commercially made aftermarket components that are not regulated, including the slide, barrel, and trigger mechanism, Mr. Chittum said.
After this maybe ghost guns will be illegal. Like they should have been in the first place.
 
But how could this be? Ghost guns are illegal in New York and that is where the shooting happened.

This shows the real problem with liberal gun control. It doesn't stop Criminals like Mr. Mangione from owning and using firearms.

Was the ghost gun MADE in New York?
 
Are they?

I like Dave Chappelle's idea.

He said the way to get Republicans on board with gun control is for every black person to buy a gun. :lol:

It worked when the Black Panthers showed up on the steps of the California state capitol.

That's what got Ronald Reagan to switch sides and support gun control when he was the governor of California:


3732-california-gun-control-history-black-panthers_larger.jpg




You are too late, they all have guns now, or had you not noticed with the gun violence in the inner cities?

Don't care. Those people need those guns to have a fighting chance in those DNC controlled cities who are at war with them.

Now as I said, go away.
 
Gun laws are stupid and idiotic.

As Joe Biden said, why prosecute my son for violating gun laws when it is rarely enforced.

The Left has forever lost their moral perch to preach to the rest of us about enforcing gun laws

Now go away.
OK so you gonna petition to have Luigi's gun charges dropped?
 
You can make a look a like plastic gun with 3d printer but you can't make a barrel with lands and grooves capable of the pressures inherent in a 9 mm. Maybe it's really a parts gun made from junk parts.
All you have to print is the frame. The rest is not tracked or regulated.
 

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