The emergence of 3D-printed firearms, particularly the FGC-9, has transformed global gun acquisition and distribution, presenting both accessibility and technical challenges for users.
Although 3D printing simplifies the construction of a gun's receiver and components, individuals still need significant technical knowledge to successfully create functional firearms.
The FGC-9 exemplifies a growing trend in homemade weaponry, showcasing how this new technology can enable the average person to build complex devices.
Creating firearms with 3D printers is not as effortless as it seems; it involves combining printed parts with metal components that cannot easily be fabricated.
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