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The president of the United States, we're speaking about gun rights. The president of the United States has now come out with a bizarre tweet in which he attacks 3D gun printing. Now, listen, the president does a lot of very good things on policy. And then he says a lot of stuff on Twitter. As I've said before, the president is fond of the saying of the things. While the president decided to go on Twitter and sounds off about 3D gun printing this morning based on essentially no knowledge of 3D gun printing, and so here's what he tweeted out. I am looking into 3D plastic guns being sold to the public. Already spoke to the NRA. Doesn't seem to make much sense.

That's not what 3D gun printing is. Okay? Like that's seriously, like if you think that 3D gun

printing is John Malkovich in the line of fire making plastic guns in his basement, that's not what 3D

gun printing actually is. Stephen Gattowski of the Washington Free Beacon points out that it is easy and legal to find gun blueprints online, and it should be because otherwise you have to crack down on the internet. You have to crack down on people's use of the internet to put out blueprints for guns. That's silly, it's ineffective, it doesn't work. And Gatowski also points out the vast majority of 3D printed gun designs are not undetectable to metal detectors because that's actually illegal.

It's actually illegal. The ban on the creation of such weapons was extended to 2023 under the Undetectable Firearms Act.

You're not allowed to actually manufacture a plastic gun that can move through a metal detector that is illegal under federal law.

Also, 3D printed guns are made of metal. They're actually made of metal, the vast majority of them. It's just a 3D printer that uses metal in order to carve out the parts, and the vast majority of people who are using gun blueprints online to build their guns are buying the constituent parts from gun manufacturers in the first place. It's not like they're sitting around and spending $100,000

on a 3D printer, which is what a good 3D printer costs. Why in the world would you go and get all

the materials for a 3D printer to make an AR-15 in your basement? It'll cost you 150 grand, or you could

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