3d printing

[MREater]

What is y'alls opinion on 3D printed 2A? Is it considered gunsmithing?

 

[Jstudz220]

I’m all for it and support it 100%. I would not consider someone 3d printing parts to be a gun smith. Maybe closer to an armorer but still wouldn’t really put them in the same category.

A gun smith is someone you can bring an old out of production gun too that’s not working and if need be they hand craft a replacement part and get it working again as it did when it was first sold. An armorer is someone who can take a certain firearm or certain group of firearms and do maintenance on them for example a Glock armorer or AR15 Armorer.

Print away my friend

 

[Bigchillin83]

Just don’t print lowers and sell them un serialized… should be good other than that

 

[Jstudz220]

Just don’t print lowers and sell them un serialized… should be good other than that

And whatever you do definitely don’t print a pistol brace and post pictures of it here attached to a pistol!!!

Austin and Perez will be kicking your door down in full kit if you do!

 

[thperez1972]

And whatever you do definitely don’t print a pistol brace and post pictures of it here attached to a pistol!!!

Austin and Perez will be kicking your door down in full kit if you do!

Just like a democrat...spreading more misinformation.

 

[MREater]

I’m all for it and support it 100%. I would not consider someone 3d printing parts to be a gun smith. Maybe closer to an armorer but still wouldn’t really put them in the same category.

A gun smith is someone you can bring an old out of production gun too that’s not working and if need be they hand craft a replacement part and get it working again as it did when it was first sold. An armorer is someone who can take a certain firearm or certain group of firearms and do maintenance on them for example a Glock armorer or AR15 Armorer.

Print away my friend

Well said!