On today’s episode of ‘Uncanny Valley,’ we discuss how WIRED was able to legally 3D-print the same gun allegedly used by ...

It says nothing about 3D-printed ghost gun frames fabricated out of thin air ... and I couldn’t legally transfer them to anyone else or fly with them back to New York, where they’re illegal.

While the man was eventually allowed to fly, he was not allowed to bring the gun body and trigger with ... from bringing the trigger and body of a 3D printed handgun past the security checkpoint ...

It’s not illegal to fly with a firearm ... The TSA called the 3D-printed gun a replica. It’s unclear if that’s because the gun is made of plastic or because it lacked a firing pin, which ...

How simple is it to create a 3D-printed "ghost gun," similar to the one allegedly used by Luigi Mangione to kill UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson? Journalist Andy Greenberg was curious ...

Military models are great 3D printing projects, even more so if they are somewhat functional. [Flasutie] took it a step further by engineering a 3D-printed howitzer that doesn’t just sit pretty ...

But 3D-printed guns vary a lot. Some models — like the 3D-printed gun company Defense Distributed’s “Liberator” — can be made almost entirely on a 3D printer. Others require many ...

This makes 3D-printed guns and parts difficult to trace when found at a crime scene. Ghost gun use is on the rise both in the commonwealth and around the country. The federal bureau of Alcohol ...

the white part and the switch on it are 3D printed, the rest is all sourced gun parts. I'm sure it was similar. Yep. Only the serial numbered part counts as "the gun". On an AR, they sell them as ...

Ars Technica has covered these issues for years, since both "ghost guns" and machine gun converters can be produced using 3D-printed parts, the schematics for which are now widely available online.