In the United States, began to sell a 3D printer for printing weapons

The American company, Defense Distributed, has launched the sale of a Ghost Gunner 2D desktop printer, capable of printing a gun.

Wired writes about it.

Ghost Gunner 2 is a miniature milling machine that allows you to make weapons from special aluminum billets, the message says.

The printer was created by a lawyer and inventor Cody Wilson, who had previously created the world's first prototype of a plastic single-charge pistol The Liberator on a 3D printer.

It is noted that the new Wilson device is intended to "challenge the very essence of the control over the firearms."

"This machine humiliates the government that wants to humiliate us," said Wilson, who advocates for Americans to produce, store, wear and use firearms.

In the presence of electronic drawings, the owner of Ghost Gunner 2 can make most of the details of the weapon, with the exception of springs and trunks.

The Ghost Gunner 2 is priced at $ 1,675, and the pieces of weapons are about $ 100 each. Drawings of the weapon in .dd format are presented in the free access.



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