From 1 August, thanks to the Trump administration, a commercially available software blueprint will allow people to make their own guns using ABS plastic resin and a 3D printer. Defense Distributed, the company behind the blueprint, declared: “The age of the downloadable gun formally begins.” Nick Suplina, managing director of law and policy at Everytown for Gun Safety, said the settlement was “incredibly dangerous” and called on the state department to continue to block the publication of what he described as “deadly information...This settlement would enable convicted felons and domestic abusers to download schematics online and print their own illegal and untraceable guns."
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