Nowadays, 3d Printed Guns Are Quite Reliable
Nowadays, 3d Printed Guns Are Quite Reliable
I've fired hundreds of rounds out of my Glock 19 Schnitzel without issue.
And I understand that not everyone can get their hands on a high quality "real" parts kit, but it's not just frames that have come a long way. But even the single shot guns have gone a long way!
I've got a Harlot with a dime breech that I've put dozens of (admittedly .22 short) rounds through. You can build one of those for like $20-$30.
There's plenty of other awesome builds that can withstand hundreds or even thousands of rounds, made out of good ol' PLA+.
Balancing my desire to post cool photos with my OpSec desires. Might set stuff up for it soon.
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wait what, i can print a gun out of pla?
Yeah, most of it. For the parts that need to be metal, you can order "replacement" parts. Guy in the gun store clued me into this as a money saving trick.
is there a list of replacement parts available so that i can avoid buying them? I'm a law abiding citizen
Well, for a Glock that'd be a Lower Parts Kit, a slide (with barrel), locking block, and rails.
For some guns, like the HiPoint C9, a kit usually has all the replacement parts you need.
The specific parts you need can usually be found in the instructions for the 3d print files.
You can make the part that is legally considered a gun. There is one guy that made a completely PLA gun, but it used special custom ammo.
There's multiple designs that just need a trip to the hardware store to complete.
dang, a pla lower receiver
what a time to be alive