Wired Article on Ghost Gunner CNC Mill for 80% Lower

[Ninety]

Nope - gotta do it in your home state. If you do it out of state, you're acquiring a gun across state lines, no different than if you were buying it across state lines.

Care to cite a law or penal code?

I think what he did break was the more recent ruling that one must do it at home and with their own tools/equipment.

[FourT6and2]

Heard him today "To the Point" on KCRW with Warren Olney. Typical San Francisco Statist Liberal. Tried to plead that, "I don't want this story to be political" then spends the next 10 minutes spouting off inaccuracies, falsehoods and a complete self-admitted lack of knowledge about what he is talking about. His agenda was so obvious it was ridiculous. Both and he Olney were aghast that a free citizen could "legally build a gun" and the entire segment implied that this is what criminals regularly do. I have written for Wired, nothing gun related though and I will never work for "the enemy" again. They employ knuckleheads like Greenberg to do inaccurate hit pieces. Too bad they won't give equal time to a pro gunner citizen who would write about the process and how neat it is that any non-prohibited FREE citizen can build his or her own gun.

I would really love to read that hypothetical article. You should write it as a counter-point and try to get it to run.

[Tripper]

There was one in Santa Monica a couple of years ago. However, he used other guns as well.

I couldn't find anywhere that actually stated he made the lower, only he had a lower and 2 uppers

[DRM6000]

That guy should do an in-depth article on making gay porn and get fully involved. He'd probably like it.

[EspoMan]

Whiny little skinny jean wearing sack of crap. What do you expect?He's barely a man.

[nick]

I couldn't find anywhere that actually stated he made the lower, only he had a lower and 2 uppers

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/santa-monica-shooter-built-his-own-weapon/

With that said, homemade guns like that used in crimes are extremely rare.

[geoint]

Heard him today "To the Point" on KCRW with Warren Olney. Typical San Francisco Statist Liberal. Tried to plead that, "I don't want this story to be political" then spends the next 10 minutes spouting off inaccuracies, falsehoods and a complete self-admitted lack of knowledge about what he is talking about. His agenda was so obvious it was ridiculous. Both and he Olney were aghast that a free citizen could "legally build a gun" and the entire segment implied that this is what criminals regularly do. I have written for Wired, nothing gun related though and I will never work for "the enemy" again. They employ knuckleheads like Greenberg to do inaccurate hit pieces. Too bad they won't give equal time to a pro gunner citizen who would write about the process and how neat it is that any non-prohibited FREE citizen can build his or her own gun.

I posted about Wired not too long ago. A few guys agreed with us but one douchebag attacked me and started defending Wired for... who knows what reason.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1056171&highlight=wired+magazine

[penguinofsleep]

This time he works for Wired:

http://www.wired.com/2015/06/i-made-an-untraceable-ar-15-ghost-gun/?mbid=social_fb

So, he went from his state of residence in New York to CA (San Francisco, of course) to build a gun. Isn't that a federal felony? Frankly, I'd love to see him prosecuted, if that's the case. They advocate for tougher and more moronic gun laws - well, let them learn how easy it is to break one without even realizing you did anything wrong.

This. And lol at someone actually petty enough to hop on a plane from NY to SF just to do something like this...

[Full Clip]

Huh, did I miss the part of the article where he discussed installing a bullet button?

[TeddyBallgame]

i haven't been able to comprehend why people feel the government needs to know about every firearm someone owns

will there come a day when my hammers require a serial number

i think there is a huge misconception that if the firearm isn't registered, the, it HAS to for illegal purposes only

reminds me of the old "well if you have nothing to hide" mantra...register your gun

makes me believe that people have no idea the role government should play in a free society

[beenawhile]

i haven't been able to comprehend why people feel the government needs to know about every firearm someone owns

will there come a day when my hammers require a serial number

i think there is a huge misconception that if the firearm isn't registered, the, it HAS to for illegal purposes only

reminds me of the old "well if you have nothing to hide" mantra...register your gun

makes me believe that people have no idea the role government should play in a free society

The whole thing about all guns being registered is obsurd, like cars being registered prevents drunk drivers or fatal crashes.

[Peter.Steele]

Huh, did I miss the part of the article where he discussed installing a bullet button?

No, you didn't miss it, but it looks like it's there in the pictures.

[sl0re10]

Nope - gotta do it in your home state. If you do it out of state, you're acquiring a gun across state lines, no different than if you were buying it across state lines.

Well; I'd love him to be proven wrong about it being legal...

[Bainter1212]

The title of this thread had me in stitches hahaha

OK carry on.

[Steve1968LS2]

If criminals wanted to use "untraceible" guns then they wouldn't by a mill for thousands of $$$ .. they would just use a drill to remove the serial number from a stolen or straw-bought lower..

It's like banning the .50 BMG.. when it's NEVER been used in any crime..