@J Edgar I am hoping to go to Arizona or any other state besides the west coast

Wisconsin welcomes you

or in land counties

applied for trek bicycles job in waterloo

Trek is owned by the last failed democrat gubernatorial candidate

ohhhh

and...you'd be about 30 miles from me

yeah in waterloo

I am trained in industrial design so

I live on the other side of Madison

Trek is interesting because I used to ride a lot

but guess they are super liberal too

any good firearm company or related companies there?

I don't know of any manufacturers...I could look into it....now gun stores would be a different story

yeah

I get what you mean

I put a link in <#266401012967931905> for you

thx

Ok guys, attack

LOL

Ha gaaaayyy!!!

I want one.🖨

Going to download one for shits n' giggles

Yeah, when that website goes up, could someone remind me? I want to download the shit out of all of that, even if I never get the chance to use it.

@wolfman1911 you can get some small 3D printers that are not that expensive and print them.

Well, the article I read said that the stuff that'll go up on the website will be far more elaborate stuff than just the liberator. They were talking about putting up plans that 3d printers don't have the capability to make yet.

yeah there is already a manufacturer that printed fully functional 1911s

as of right now metal 3D printers are not common

only seen one in person at the prototype shop at Boeing

Even if they got banned, my dad is a machinist. I can go to my parent's house and machine off a long barrel, and working parts to design a crude action

and CNC a stock if I really needed to

so many lefties forget that the economic prosperity we enjoy in this country was built on manufacturing. We know how to make stuff

For a long while, I thought that there was something I was really missing about the hysteria about 3d printed guns.

Until Liberty Doll put out a video where she was talking about how 'Oh the horror that fragile, single shot pistols might be easily available.' Then I realized it was just the usual liberal bullshit.

yeah, that's the thing. It's a single shot...3D printing materials haven't advanced enough to withstand the heat and pressure of any standard rifle cartridge

But I'm also sure that aside from the engineers, these kids believe that a 3D printer is the replicator from Star Trek

Oh, that makes sense.

The thing that bothered me most about that whole thing is that I've seen In the Line of Fire.

If you want it to be undetectable, you can make a better gun than the Liberator with a little craftsmanship and know how.

Though I'm not sure how realistic the gun in that movie was, but I do know that the concept is sound.