The FGC-9 is a physible, 3D-printable semiautomatic pistol caliber carbine, first released in early 2020

Indeed, most would naturally prefer metal.

However in the face of growing gun control, stuff like this gives me hope for the preservation of gun ownership into the future.

I've been impressed by some of the more refined 3d printed firearms.

FGC = FUCK GUN CONTROL

Love that build in the video above.

COME AND TAKE IT BITCHES.

"People gotta remember that conventional firearms have had hundreds of years of development. In the early days, detonation inside chambers happended fairly often. Anytime new tech rolls around we ought to be more forgiving and accept that greatness takes time. I believe in 5-10 years people will truly appreciate what guys like you are doing." -Miguel G

Amazing this thread hasn't been shilled yet.

It's cool to see some of the gun creators on YouTube being transparent about their printed guns flaws. As I posted above, when our modern perfected firearms were being developed they used to malfunction regularly in the development process. Same goes for 3d printed weapons. Nothing is stopping them from becoming fully perfected well oiled machines. My friends first AR lower was polymer. He has put 5,000 rounds through it, no issues.