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Are 3D-Printed Firearms Really Dangerous?

Oct 10, 2013 ▶ Video 3D Printed Parts
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Not everyone who knows about 3D-printed guns is worried - the more you know about them, the less they scare you. The narrator in the following clip discusses after 0:40 how the makeshift shotgun bullets (including a piece of bubble gum) that the makers used were much more effective than the 3D-printed kind. He says that those who say 3D-printed guns are dangerous don't know much about firearms - but is there any other type of gun that could pass through an airport security scanner? If so, I don't know of it.

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