DIY guns can now be made at home--Ghost Guns!

[Ralphy1]

These guns do not require serial numbers or a background check of the owner, hence, the name. For about $1200 you can by a small milling machine and get instructions on YouTube. Some Libertarians are applauding this way of insuring their 2nd Amendment rights. However, should this craze take off, another version of the Wild West may be in our future...

 

[hollydolly]

Good grief!!!! :what1:

 

[Shalimar]

Yikes, welcome to Dodge.

 

[SifuPhil]

They were making zip guns back in the '50's, Ralphy. And for a lot cheaper.

Now they came up with a gun made on a 3-D printer, but it's only good for one shot. I don't know if it shoots real bullets or confetti, though.

 

[AZ Jim]

It's getting insane.

 

[imp]

It's getting insane.

Getting? When was it not? imp

 

[Wayne]

nothing new here I saw it done in the 50-60's may not be safe as to the material used but would sure work

 

[Steve LS]

From what I can find it's not quite that simple, just "buy the parts and assemble yourself".

".......... [FONT=&quot] All the other pieces are just parts. It is these other pieces—barrels, stocks, handguards, sights, triggers, etc—that can be bought online or in retail stores as individual parts or in parts kits, but the receiver must either be purchased as a serialized firearm like a whole gun, ..............."[/FONT]

 

[Wayne]

local hardware store out in 20 min with all you need for a 12 ga single shot all under $20 not including simple hand tools or stock it will not be pretty or safe but will work. I have seen many