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| The non-profit group, which says it aims to challenge gun laws, posted a cheap printing cards video of a successful test firing of its Liberator pistol on its blog Sunday. The group held demonstrations for the media at a Texas firing range this on Friday and Saturday.
The video invites people to download the CAD (computer-aided design) file for http://www.longpack.com.au/packaging-in-china/ - packaging in china the gun from a website called DEFCAD.
"Security checkpoints, background checks, and gun regulations will do little good if criminals can print plastic firearms at home and bring those firearms through metal detectors with no one the wiser," the statement said. "When I started talking about the issue of plastic firearms months ago, http://www.longpack.com.au/aesthetic-looks-with-china-packaging/ - packaging china I was told the idea of a plastic gun is science fiction. Now that this technology appears to be upon us, we need to act now.”
The ban does not apply to the Liberator because of its metal packaging china. However, Israel expressed concern that "those who wish to smuggle guns onto planes and into high security areas" will be able to download Defense Distributed's blueprints, "forgo" the "extraneous" metal pin, and have an undetectable gun.
At a news conference Sunday, New York Senator Charles Schumer called for a law to ban making guns using a 3D printer.
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