Oddbean new post about login | logout If you’re an American Bitcoiner who doesn’t own any guns you need to fix that.
Does the 2nd Amendment protect my right to own missiles? I want missiles.
In theory yes, in practice no lol
3d printer time! It shall be... FMC9
How reliable in practice is a 3d printed gun? I'm assuming the barrel, striker, springs are still required and you're talking mostly the frame/body?
I am unfortunately the wrong person to ask. I would bet not very reliable. The rebels in Myanmar seem to be doing alright with printed guns, though.
https://ctrlpew.com/ Start here
This is for me. Got a good starter gun to recommend?
Agreed. Soon! Mandatory buybacks are coming, and we all need to do a better job at *NOT* complying.
80% lowers for untraceable firearms. It is an AR-15 lower receiver that is “80%” finished, you have to do some milling, possible with a drill. This fits the definition of manufacturing your own firearm, and thus, you do not have to serialize or register it as long as it remains in your possession. If your state has a ban on 80% lowers, you can 3D print a lower receiver. I recommend the Hoffman Tactical Super Lower, very sturdy design. Use PLA+ from polymaker or carbon fiber nylon if possible. If using CF Nylon, spray paint it to prevent carbon fibers from shedding into your skin. If for some reason you cannot obtain any AR-15 parts, look into the FGC-9, it can be produced with 3D printing and common hardware, and is designed to be made in places where guns are completely banned. The files for these items can be found on Odysee
I’m relatively new to the country. First I’m gotta get my multi sig solution going… then figure lightning node for full non-custodial setup… then gun.
They don't exist, and remove some of your relays, the reply guy is spamming all your posts
I like the idea of buying a 3D printer and printing a 3D printer then returning the 3D printer. 😂
