Anonymous #1 4d

The barrel and other heavy wear/high stress component parts are typically purpose made and purchased along with the 3d printed parts or are home machined out of common metal parts

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Anonymous #1 4d

With the ARs I usually just buy a whole upper for them though cause I get lazy with those

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Anonymous #1 4d

Although there are builds where you can 3d print the entire gun besides a nail for the firing pin such as the liberator, the barrel is just completely ineffective to the point of danger (50% explosion rate)

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Anonymous #2 4d

Ahh yes this is surely a well thought out argument and not bait. "You are a bad person because your gun came out of the scary ghost gun machine"

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Anonymous #2 4d

If I told you that they used your kitchen knife in a war on a similar scale to an AR15 would you stop cutting up your food

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Anonymous OP 4d

A good person wouldn't do this, which is patently illegal and not protected by the constitution. This is domestic terrorist unabomber type shit. No one ever does anything good with an ar 15

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Anonymous #2 4d

I use mine to shoot coyotes

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Anonymous OP 4d

Kitchen knives have peaceful uses

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Anonymous #2 4d

Its also completely legal in most states

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Anonymous #2 4d

So does an AR15

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Anonymous OP 4d

Not the type you're talking about

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Anonymous #2 4d

They absolutely are

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Anonymous OP 4d

There is no peaceful use for an ar15. Its sole purpose is to kill and grievously injure.

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Anonymous #2 4d

Sport shooting

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Anonymous OP 4d

Evil. And an ar15 is overkill

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Anonymous #2 4d

Or just like destroying electronic trash in the desert

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Anonymous #2 4d

Shooting through an old car

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Anonymous #2 4d

I can keep going

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Anonymous #2 4d

If an ambiguous AR15 (no cartridge listed btw could be anywhere from .22 to .50) is overkill for sport shooting, would you mind sharing the name of a gun that you think wouldn't be and encompasses the maximum standards of a gun that you think should be allowed in civilian hands?

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