Gun control officially useless ; AR15s as easy to make as pancakes.

[sewktbk]

Quite litterally.

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Probably not even considered a forging, so likely not ITAR controlled either.

 

[Northern Amateur]

That and 3D printers the 'powers that be' may want to consider actually dealing with the criminal use of 'things' as opposed to trying to regulate the heck out of inanimate objects!

 

[fraserdw]

If you make AR15 receivers in Canada, without a license, even in polymer, wouldn't one be one of those criminal fellas?

 

[sewktbk]

If you make AR15 receivers in Canada, without a license, even in polymer, wouldn't one be one of those criminal fellas?

Yes, and you're missing the point if you don't see how the fact that one can so easily make their own receivers renders any gun control attempt completely futile.

 

[Juster]

Nice, it would be easy to add steel inserts for strength. I mean for a serial number.
I don't know how strong the resin is, but presumably stronger resins will become available.
Anyhoo, time to register resin!

 

[electricjesus]

nice

 

[Kevin M.]

'Merica!!!!

 

[Juster]

You could 3D print the mould. For extra irony.

 

[lawn gnome]

I'ld rather NOT give the rcmp any ideas of what to add to their conspired legislation with the lieberals.

I love the idea though.

 

[Trinimon]

Cool!

 

[caver77]

Shhh, before you know it they be wanting to register or prohibit my printer….

 

[Claven2]

If you make AR15 receivers in Canada, without a license, even in polymer, wouldn't one be one of those criminal fellas?

No. Anyone can make a firearm in Canada, but if it's a restricted design, you need to register it once complete. Making one is not illegal. I've built many firearms at home and registered them. Totally allowable.

 

[warrenlikesboats]

I humbly withdraw this post do to my apparent lack of knowledge on AR 15s lol

 

[Onagoth]

Awesome...even if it cracks over time, you can just print another.

Love technology, its been rendering govt control obsolete since the internet got started

 

[caramel]

I like this... JP.

 

[jparent]

So... which retailer will be the first to bring these to Canada?

 

[Kevin M.]

Making a lower for an AR 15 isnt at all like making a gun........ Thats like me 3D printing some AKM furniture for my VZ and saying " Canadas gun laws are useless, AK's can be made in a bedroom" .......... NO, its more like making a plastic buttstock, or a Barbie toy, or a model airplane. It bares no pressure, no extreme force, no moving components, no extreme wear and the list goes on..., and on Pointless thread.

Except for the fact that every part of an AR-15 with the exception of the easy to make lower is not registered... Thread has a point.... and that point is that gun control is sh*t

 

[onetwentyish]

Making a lower for an AR 15 isnt at all like making a gun........ Thats like me 3D printing some AKM furniture for my VZ and saying " Canadas gun laws are useless, AK's can be made in a bedroom" .......... NO, its more like making a plastic buttstock, or a Barbie toy, or a model airplane. It bares no pressure, no extreme force, no moving components, no extreme wear and the list goes on..., and on Pointless thread.

Except the lower is the registered "firearm"

Its much biger than akm furniture, more like = to the reciever of your VZ.

 

[Juster]

"Rights aren't rights if someone can take em away." George Carlin.

He would be amused by EZ-Bake guns.

 

[wbaad]

If you make AR15 receivers in Canada, without a license, even in polymer, wouldn't one be one of those criminal fellas?

If you have an rpal,make it and register it you are completely legal