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$2900 of pure profit 😂.  King behavior:

Interesting that they won’t be buying back 3d printed guns in the future.. so… are they guns or not? 🤔

I’m not on top of Houston TX crime.. but those 274 murders are likely mostly gang violence right?  I highly doubt its dudes with families in the suburbs with GHOST GUNS 👻.

Funny how they ask the guy in the video (the mayor of Houston) “do you really expect criminals to turn in their guns at these buyback events?” and he answered yes. Smh..

By the look of the pictures that were shown in the vid, people turned in junk guns that were probably just rusting in an attic or toolbox in a garage.  Probably none of the “Glock wiT Da Switch” type guns they were hoping for.

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Print Shoot Repeat talks about it:

“Our software recognizes 3d printed weapon files and blocks them from being printed.  It is open source so that 3d printing industry can join us in the fight” 😂💀

Their printers look cool enough, but quite the high horse to stand on and virtue signal.  Not really sure what this accomplishes other than a loss in sales. 🤔

Here’s the video PSR shows from Dagoma about how “3d weapons are a real problem, we must act now to stop them”:

0:32 – So they want people to submit 3d printed gun files to them, so they can in turn MAKE THEM USELESS ONCE PRINTED. Ahhaha what a strategy.

haha it explains later in the vid that they they are modifying the files and then redistributing them “where they found the originals”.  Most people are just going to go to the actual source.  I wonder what French law thinks about them distributing 3d printed gun files?  Not to mention the liability issue if someone gets hurt, which PSR brings up.

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The Hoff does it:

LOL the injection molded one broke after a few bouncy push-ups 😂, weak.

I’m actually surprised there hasn’t been a video of someone push-up testing a lower, then getting a picatinny rail to the face or neck when it breaks.  I always brace for that when I watch one of these.

I really like the filming, editing and the color grading of his vids.  Good content of course too.

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Sky News out of the UK dives into it haha:

I knew the video was off to a fantastic start, and it would be all about how scary they are after I heard the accent and saw a clip of the homie Print Shoot Repeat.

4:50 – hehe the “slider”.  Such a better name that the “slide”.

The whole video is basically a Print Shoot Repeat ad, and a testament to how awesome his channel is; even the screengrab they used for the video is PSR. Cool to see some of the other peeps such as AWCY and CTRL PEW mentioned.

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The top questions Hoffman Tactical gets asked:

0:56 – Why not print with the stock and pistol grip integrated into the lower receiver (like the KP-15 Polymer receiver)?

Different techniques discussed for making lower receivers:

7:07 – Metal casting

9:36 – Using a forged carbon fiber using 3d printed molds

11:00 – Salt remelt method

13:04 – Printing a low infill 3d printed part and filling it with epoxy

14:57 – Where do I find the files?  See the Print Shoot Repeat video on the topic + Hoffman Tactical‘s website.

17:08 – How many rounds do 3d printing firearms last?  Hoffman says he has just over 1000 rounds on his personal 3d printed AR-15.

21:10 – What is the hose clamp for, and why do you use it?

I really enjoy how Hoffman puts a lot of thought and consideration into everything.

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Print Shoot Repeat on it:

The top places for info / files:

And a whole bunch more links in the description of the video, to a bunch of other YouTubers etc..

hahah that old man character is too good. 😂

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