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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has granted a petition for allowance of appeal in a case that challenges a Philadelphia ordinance banning privately manufactured firearms (PMF).
New internal documents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) have been leaked to Gun Owners of America (GOA) and AmmoLand News.
A man from Lizella, Georgia, pleaded guilty to various gun charges after posting videos of him using 3D-printed machine guns and silencers on social media.
The 3D printed and hybrid design FGC-9, is being used by insurgents in Myanmar. It is becoming increasingly difficult for governments to prohibit people from having access to effective firearms.
Since the killing of the CEO of United Healthcare in New York City by a man using a 3D-printed gun, the media has been demonizing the hobby of 3D-printing firearms.
A police expert informs the Philadelphia readers that “Ghost guns” cannot be banned. They will always exist. Making your own gun without government permission has always been part of the Second Amendment in the United States.
“Oregon’s ban unconstitutionally restricts the right of peaceable Oregonians to build weapons for lawful purposes,” said FPC President Brandon Combs.
Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced the filing of a new federal Second Amendment lawsuit in the District of Oregon challenging Oregon’s recently passed House Bill 2005.
The DHS, with the help of Amazon, eBay, PayPal, and others, is monitoring Americans buying 3D printers and 3D printing materials that could be used for making firearms.
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives advanced a bill (HB 777) that would ban homemade firearms to the Commonwealth’s Senate.
A Pennsylvania bill to ban privately manufactured firearms, whether built from a kit or 3D printed, will be voted on in the Commonwealth’s General Assembly tomorrow.
Everytown for Gun Safety is backing a lawsuit in Michigan against JSD Supply over selling privately manufactured firearms (PMF).
A bill to ban computer-aided design (CAD) gun file sharing could be voted on in the United States Senate any day.
So who is this woman who glibly quotes the Founders out of one side of her mouth while undermining the legacy they bequeathed Posterity out of the other?
It’s time for this nonsense to stop. The New Jersey attorney general’s strategy has been to deploy evasive tactics to delay court rulings.
A 3D-printed hybrid firearm, based on the FGC-9 concept has been confiscated by police in the state of Western Australia. For every confiscated firearm, dozens are likely undetected.
When people found out that Vice News, a generally left-leaning media outlet, was doing a documentary on the First Gun Maker’s Match, there was a lot of concern…
The court has now vacated the original injunction, DEFCAD has now released all 3D printed gun files on the world wide web. Courts & governments can’t stop them now.
Jurisdictional shell games are over. For too long these officials have avoided real judicial scrutiny. They’ve avoided the merits because they fear a real application of federal free speech protection
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of Defense Distributed and SAF in their court fight to sue New Jersey AG Grewal for denial of First Amendment rights.
A federal judge has refused to authorize a fishing expedition by State Attorney Generals in the First and Second Amendment case involving 3D computer files.
A libertarian aerospace engineer, Austin Thomas Jones didn’t like the fact that the government had access to the armored piercing handguns rounds but not the general public, enter Dagny Dagger AP ammo
The Dagny Dagger legally-unrestricted handgun ammo project. Will allow citizens first legal access to armor-penetrating bullets, circumventing Federal law with innovative ammunition.
The motion is seeking a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction against NJ AG Gurbir Grewal to prevent enforcement of a new law that is an infringement of First Amendment rights.
The Second Amendment Foundation & Defense Distributed have amended a lawsuit to include 4 more state & local officials, accusing them of “unconstitutional prior restraint” relating to 3D gun data file
What 3-D printed guns represent is distributed power. The people who want to concentrate power oppose letting control slip into the hands of us common men…
The recent ban on 3d gun files means under color of law you can no longer have files available for download online… right? Wrong! You can now buy them and we will show you how.
We at Ghost Guns believe that distribution of code is expressive speech, it is information freely communicated, a mountain of knowledge in digital form for free men.
This issue doesn’t just deal with Second Amendment rights but also has far-reaching effects on First Amendment rights on the people.
Whose speech is acceptable, what does the Second Amendment mean, and does anyone know where 3-D printing will go?
