bearingarms.com By Tom Knighton
You had to know that 3D-printed guns were going to change things.
Gun control only works if the laws can restrict complete access to guns. Theyâve never actually been able to do that, but when guns basically had to come through gun stores, it was easy to pretend they did.
The moment it was announced that you could make a gun that was completely 3d printed, everything changed. Gun control could no longer even pretend to be viable.
And a report out of the UKÂ makes that very clear.
Criminals could find templates online to print a 3D gun with relative ease, one Dundee expert has said.
But Professor Angela Daly said the current technology available to consumers means such weapons may pose more risk to the person firing them.
The Dundee University academic was speaking after it was revealed police seized a 3D firearm in Tayside in May last year.
Police Scotland confirmed two such weapons had been identified, with the second recovered in Argyll and Bute.
Prof Daly, a legal academic and expert in the regulation of digital technology, has published research on 3D printed weapons.
While producing such a weapon with a three-dimensional printer requires some skill, experts say it can be done with relative ease.
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