"I looked down at the fully built rifle and something in my brain shifted. I realized that the abstracted parts I’d been fiddling with had turned into an object capable of killing someone. My lower receiver had transformed from a “gun” in a legal sense to a “gun” in a very practical sense."Abstracted parts... an object capable of killing someone... that could be said of many things. I'm not sure why guns seem to have some magical power that makes them so different from other tools - from hammers to cars - that can be used to hurt or kill someone.
Saturday, September 26, 2015
Wired's Ghost Gun
I Made an Untraceable AR-15 ‘Ghost Gun’ in My Office—And It Was Easy:
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They're "magic" because the flabby computer morons who 3D print them have never been taught to fire a weapon, gun safety or even to wear ear and eye protection. These are the same idiots who don't know how to drive a car or ride a bike. They so seldom leave the house they never needed to. Magic.
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