DC Council Member Wants to Ban Guns Made With 3D Printers
Good luck with that
A D.C. Council member is proposing legislation to ban plastic guns made with the emerging technology of 3-D printers just days after a group claimed to have successfully test-fired the first functional weapon produced.
Tommy Wells on Tuesday introduced a bill that would make it illegal for anyone to make or possess one of the weapons.
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Tommy Wells really doesnt get the point, does he?