and I thought better of the WSJ, but
WASHINGTON--New plastic guns made by 3-D printers could beat metal detectors and compromise security around the country, federal authorities warned Wednesday--and an expiring law could soon make them legal.
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Late last year, a firearms dealer named Cody Wilson posted online instructions for how to make a gun called a "Liberator" with 3-D printing. Such weapons can use a roofing nail as a firing pin--an amount of metal so small that many metal detectors wouldn't sense it.
Well, on and on in that vein.
But here's the kicker: Sure, you can get that gun on a plane.
What are you planning to use for ammunition?
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