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It beats the hell out of the plastic firearms "printers".
I can see where at some point, you can drop in a block of aluminum (or plastic) that is slightly larger than the overall dimensions (essentially a 0% receiver) and it could make one from stock.
Legally, what is the difference between this device, and a few hours with a CNC. Or a milling machine or drill press? Or for that matter, a Dremel tool?
This is going to raise a lot of questions.
Once again, technology has outstripped the law.
TR
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De Oppresso Liber 01/20/2025
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