Did you know that most of the Defense Distributed team has been unpersoned because they dared to post firearms CAD diagrams on the internet?
>If you care about the First Amendment, this concerns you >If you care about the Second Amendment, this concerns you
Try looking up Ivan the Troll from google. Find anything? Of course not. He has commited the crime of posting CAD drawing of firearms on the internet. Therefor, his account has been suspendend from twitter and he cannot be found from a regular google search.
Not only has his social media been unpersoned, but all of his wiki weapon files, DefCAD designs, and youtube test fire videos have been deleted from the internet.
All it takes is some verboten CAD drawings of US consumer firearms to be removed from the internet. No mention of it in the media at all.
which is retarded since you could make a gun out of home depot supplies for like 30 bucks
Joseph Cox
Ah this is a good point user you can make firearms from home using simple items.
> see pic related > remember to use TOR or and American proxy when viewing these files I know user, as soon as I find an archive I will make an archive.........
i have a bunch of pdf books on improvised weapons and shit. and that handbook. cant remember the name right now. all saved on a USB drive which is buried outside in a water proof, faraday cage in the woods in my backyard
Ian Peterson
an archive is alive on the web. using websites other than google, like duck dudkgo can yield positive results
Jacob Peterson
They're not really printing a gun. Only the polymer shell underneath. inb4 that counts as a gun in the usa.
Ayden Gutierrez
The 3d printed liberator is made out of ABS plastic.
However it is possible to mill your own metal components of popular consumer firearms using a CNC machine. This is pure speculation on my part, but.......
Do you remember that Antifaggot that attacked an ICE Detention Facility? In his manifesto, he claimed that he made a "ghost gun". I think that this along with the recent mass shootings, and attack on right wing communities is what pressured big tech to unperson DD.
Charles Morgan
>that Antifaggot that attacked an ICE Detention Facility? He didn't use a plastic gun, he just bought a lower online like every AR hobbyist.
Leo Carter
>digital data >totally useful when theres no power or computers
Samuel Peterson
>223
Thanks fren
Christopher Morgan
its print off in a different buried container anyways
Jeremiah Ross
You really do need a hard copy of some of that shit, user.
Dylan White
>there will be some event that renders humanity incapable of creating power Yeah no. Sure hard copies would be nice but generators and gasoline will exist for a long time and so will car batteries, windmills, etc if you're smart enough.
Chase Carter
i do
Grayson Gutierrez
>consumer firearms using a CNC machine You are aware that there was an entire time period where guns were made without CNC machines right?
Josiah Davis
There is no need to worry about big brothers toys when he doesn't have the power to run them
His files are literally right here. Ivan was never even a part of DD - he made his own group. Literal retard OP - well meaning but doesn't have a single fact right.
Dylan Hernandez
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.
There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
Note that Extendez Mag (3D printable 30 round Glock mag) was released today. If Professor Parabellum realizes this is pivotal tech in DIY gunbuilding, so should you. Unless you embrace the tard on all levels. Inb4 you can easily make mags without a printer, you can't make double stack Glock pattern mags without 10x the tooling costs of one 200 dollar printer.
Stay free and have fun.
Ian Lee
whatever, richard
Lucas Hall
I don't need a gun (or weapon) to kill someone user. Weapons are tools: If I want you dead my extensive training in ways to make you dead will make you not alive by my "literal handywork."
Zachary Stewart
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John Perez
Ivan, I hope you don't mind if I make a torrent....
>but all of his wiki weapon files, DefCAD designs, and youtube test fire videos have been deleted from the internet Bullshit, they can be found 100 different places.
Brayden Jackson
Why do Americans concern themselves with 3D printed guns? Real guns and ammo are cheaper than they have been in over a decade right now. Why worry about meme shit tier plastic guns when you can buy a quality gun for cheap? If we let them ban guns and we need to resort tp shitty plastic guns we already lost. If 300+ million real guns won't stop tyranny you really think some super shitty plastic guns will save the day? Just buy a real fucking gun. Or make a 80% lower AR-15 or polymer80 gun. 3D printed guns are garbage.
post 'em to USENET until they stop disappearing. How 'bout that?
Bentley Stewart
google are such fucking faggots jesus christ. their brains are fucking addled by nigger semen. btw folks if you want plans for guns... they are patented and freely available.
I understand why cucks in other nations would need DIY guns but this is a waste of time for Americans. We have legal access to pretty much anything except full auto at historically low prices right now. A US citizen can literally buy steel core armor piercing .50 BMG ammo and a .50 BMG rifle. Why the fuck would they need to mess with making some shitty gun in their garage?
Henry Brooks
send me schematics to make one syria style. i'm a, you could say, collector of forbidden knowledge.
Parker Clark
i remember, based englishman making those. Got booked and sentenced for teacher the state the errors of their ways.
why no files older than 30 days, home made 3d printed guns have been around for 2 years.
Eli Jenkins
go to bed rms
Joshua Lopez
Gasoline of the pump only has a shelf life of about a year. Stabilized gas gets you maybe another year, two at maximum. So at the three year mark, almost every drop of gasoline on earth will be rendered useless. Then your generator becomes an expensive stool.
Charles Hill
Wood gas, ethanol, and diesel engines converted to run on cooking oil are all viable SHTF fuels.
Ethan Ortiz
what happened to my nigga Cody
Austin Gray
why would you use a 3d printer to make a shitty zip gun. all you need is a drill press and other extremely common machine shop tools
i never understood. What do caltrops do? They are supposed to penetrate the foot like some absurd lego but 2 nails like that would get stopped easily by any decent shoe with proper rubbering.
Because when you have a shiny new hammer everything looks like a nail. 3d printing fanboys are desperate to make something that isn't a toy with their $1,000 toy.
Dem dere torrents be so easy even a boomer may be able to do it.
Chase Lopez
I think you drop them from behind your vehicle, so any vehicles chasing you get their tires punctured. Cops could be taken out by these, but if the chopper's on you, there's only a small chance you can escape. At least here.
Jonathan White
ahh that makes a shitton more sense. Thanks, i get it.
>Try looking up Ivan the Troll from google. Find anything? Of course not. There's tons of shit, from his bitchute account to interviews with him. >but all of his wiki weapon files, DefCAD designs, and youtube test fire videos have been deleted from the internet. All that shit is still online. I even found his reddit account in that search, it seems he posts videos on there of test firings regularly. His last post was three hours ago. >All it takes is some verboten CAD drawings of US consumer firearms to be removed from the internet. Again, that's just not true. >No mention of it in the media at all. Why would they mention it? They want this guy disappeared. What they're trying to do is fucked but it's silly to make up bullshit that is easily verified.
Nathan Richardson
Is this a revolver? Does it need to be turned by hand to place the next round in front of the hammer?
Gavin Rodriguez
Literally took me 5 seconds, the first page is filled with 3DG shit. Don't believe me?:
>Did you know that most of the Defense Distributed team has been unpersoned because they dared to post firearms CAD diagrams on the internet?
Then you said:
>Try looking up Ivan the Troll
Thats my problem. We're not associated with Defense Distributed. Never have been. I can't speak for those above me, but I know I've never spoken to Cody or Paloma and neither has pretty much anyone on the various Keybase servers.
>Not only has his social media been unpersoned
Fair, The Trace has done a thorough job of getting him banned from Twitter.
>but all of his wiki weapon files
We cringed at this phrase.
>DefCAD designs
We've never released files to DefCAD, we have no association with Defense Distributed.
>and youtube test fire videos
Gunstreamer my mayne. Learn to use a computer.
>He has commited the crime of posting CAD drawing of firearms on the internet.
Not a crime. Not at all.
-AGleaks (I'll verify this post on twitter in a second)
Sebastian Carter
This is useless without an SP1 bolt carrier group, which is pretty unusual to find. This, however, works with the standard 'full auto' bolt carrier group in most rifles.
Justin Martinez
theyve been used by eco terrorists in the PNW to slow down logging operations
Andrew Richardson
No worries. Some people will even go to the extent of having these Caltrops inside a small container, under their bumper at the rear of the vehicle. That way they can push a button, or pull a lever and the Caltrops drop onto the road, so the driver behind is less likely to see them and swerve to avoid it.
Ryder James
Love this DIY thread for home improvement in Minecraft m8s
Sebastian Watson
A picture for ants?
Alexander Diaz
getting to be on the internet isn't in the constitution.
Xavier Gonzalez
Thanks for all the work user, I've been following you guys for a while now.
>which is retarded since you could make a gun out of home depot supplies for like 30 bucks
You don't want a Home Depot shotgun. Everyone, EVERYONE who says this hasn't made a Home Depot shotgun, not have the fired one.
Now, a $30 Hi-Point has appeal, and that's one of the projects the groups are working on. In fact theres a idea floating around of a even cheaper handgun. Can't elaborate more sadly.
Galaxy brain here. He gets it.
>Why worry about meme shit tier plastic guns when you can buy a quality gun for cheap?
Would you rather fill ut a 4473 for a Hi-Point and pay $120 to use it's shit mags, or wait for the designers to complete a $30 Hi-Point ($20 parts kit plus $3 frame print), that takes single stack Glock mags, with no paperwork?
I know which I want.
>3D printed guns are garbage.
Confirmed for not having used or printed one. Thanks for tipping your hand.
No it's the Washbear revolver. Yes it works, it's the most commonly printed handgun.......for now. Mad love to all the guys dropping in the links to the files. Here's a sneakier way to share the link though.....
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-AGleaks
Landon Nelson
Get the 5D Tactical router jig and finish 80% lowers for your AR-15 and AR-10 rifles. There's no reason not to, it's perfectly legal and even a brainlet with no machining experience like me could do it.
He probably just working at the 7/11 so he can get his phone turned back on
Wyatt Johnson
Here's the problem with those:
- You use a credit card to buy them - The retailer keeps records of this purchase forever. Why is this a problem? See the AA-12 reclassification scandal, or Wish Sears / 80% Glock DIAS'. ATF will just seize the records like they did with JNC Manuf. and show up wanting the frame.
ATF are going back and re-doing the old ridiculous (I think 80s are next along with braces and receiver blanks) rulings the FTB did.
3D printing offers 100 percent privacy. Even the rails at spookyrails.com use bitcoin for payment (inb4 any parroted opinions about it's supposed lack of privacy, you're wrong and not worth retorting).
I mean theres less and less reason to do even these 80s. The privacy tradeoffs and increasingly the money savings are becoming too much to resist. 80 percent makers are grifters and keep prices high. I've seen the sausage being made in terms of guns. It doesn't take that much and doesn't justify these frames being $150.
-AGleaks
Luke Reyes
That jig works great, but their work is for people living in euro-tier areas, where you can't buy the pressure bearing parts. That jig is ultimately useless if the banning goes too far.
Thomas Davis
I got red flagged based on what I said. I have never broken laws, but I can't have guns. Imagine one day you get a call and it is officer chang & he wants to talk to you about the temporary ERPO that he has in his hand, issued by a court ex parted. And then he asks you what guns you have, and then he asks you about gun-0, gun-1 etc - all the guns you got that were reported to BATF. perhaps now you get the appeal of ghost guns.
It's this thing called "noticing patterns" that we all have beaten out of us to some degree through our lives. You toss "forsight" in and get people realizing it's better to develop this tech now than when it's 10 times harder down the road. Authoritarianism doesn't work in "diverse" nations.
Jacob Bennett
If you salt away either a complete gun, or a parts kit + rail, you can have another gun in 24 hours doing a slow print on a Glock, the mags another day wait.
So in 48 hours your gun problem is solved.
3 days will net you a ECG-9 from scratch. Thats print, barrel and mags. Faster if you get two machines working on it.
I agree man, I don't see why people think this is a waste of time. A pile of ECG-9s looks like some metal rods, spools of plastic line, the printer and a bucket and power supply and some wires (als the bolt is locking collars and JB weld).
Literally none of it looks like a gun in it's unfinished state. 3 days and you have a PCC. maybe another pistol too if you get a second or third printer working.
You could be being watched 24/7 right outside your house, and you'd never need to leave and you could crank out the guns in a few days and no one would be the wiser.
-AGleaks
Jordan Thomas
Metal 3D printing is being suppressed because psychos will start making mini guns. That technology could revolutionize small scale manufacturing.
The scary thing is I'm following these people on everything and I didn't even notice.
Logan Young
1 post by this ID trying to say he was red flagged okay this is bait by a glowfed
Chase Perry
1 post by this ID trying to call people feds and glowniggers like some newfag fresh off the boat
Xavier Morris
No. You'd probably say the same about all the bad goyim that got arrested for meming this last month. If you're a white guy with guns and you love whites, you probably are glownigger bait.
>leave car parked overnight in a shallow puddle >half the tire is frozen solid in the morning
Chase Lopez
>Oy vey
Jaxson Hernandez
The chances of the ATF banging on your door because you bought a jig or some 80% lowers are pretty small. Nobody's using a jig to make an automatic firearm.
Also, sure, if you use a credit card to make a purchase, that's a permanent record. That goes for buying any firearm or firearm part online. Unless you're going to gun shows and paying 100% in cash for everything, you're going to leave a paper trail, that's just reality.
If the feds want your ass, paper trail or not, you have to hope nobody you bought from sells you out (they will).
Isaiah Diaz
That's the interior of the tire dingus, the sides are off to show how the innards work.
David Mitchell
>What happened to DefDist founder/owner Cody Wilson He was just sentenced last month in Texas. If he agrees to plea bargain: - reduced sentence from jail time to 7 YEARS probation - cannot own or fire firearm for 7 years - absolute keystroke monitoring for any and all online devices, 7 years - no comm. with minors
Question for Jow Forumsaks: Why was Cody Wilson virtually ignored on the board dating back to Liberator's creation in 2012-13? He lurked here on record. He imo was the John Connor irl we needed, and perhaps the most vocally sharp and brilliant mind we had against MSM, globohomo, libtards. And he was Southern, so extra rare.
Does anyone know if his arrest on the SugarDaddy website was a sting operation to set him up? He obviously fell for the girl's bullshit. For opsec, this is on the level of that Jeopardy champion intentionally throwing his record breaker game. Every guy has a weak spot, but to use easily traceable alias, facial photos, etc on a hook-up site in your hometown, so many questions.
Asher Sanders
Do you think Wilson self-destructed, or did Feds set a viable trap for him? How did you first react to news of arrest? (Realize no affiliation, just curious)
Levi Ramirez
post magnet link
Ryan Wood
>The chances of the ATF banging on your door because you bought a jig or some 80% lowers are pretty small.
Tell this to the purchasers of the AA-12 semi-auto copy, or any of the people who bought 80 percent Glock sears when they were legal.
>Also, sure, if you use a credit card to make a purchase, that's a permanent record.
I'm talking about business records. Not CC records, which you can actually sort of avoid by using pre-paid. The business records are the real problem, and the business is the first place ATF goes.
>If the feds want your ass, paper trail or not, you have to hope nobody you bought from sells you out (they will).
Good thing we don't sell anything as a group. We give everything away. It's knowledge and some data.
Oof theres some cringe in this post. Also false conspiracy theories and positing about him surfing here (I don't recall there ever being evidence he did).
Cody got taken down not by pussy but is ego. He doesn't work with us, never did. Ivan has effectively taken his place in terms of design and releases. DefDist is tied down in legal bullshit. We're an amorphous group of mostly anonymous people. Harder to stop Let's say the decapitate DetDisp, get Ivan/Incarbonite/others. Theres still FOSSCAD. Still JeffRod. Still anonymous other people. And then theres the Asian coming up. We've had some fantastic people come forward from half-way across the globe. We're doing nothing illegal making Title I weapons and giving away the designs. I'm not sure how much I can comment here but even the spicier shit is legally made too.
Ivan rose up in Codys place, and others will rise up in Ivans if he's popped.
See my last answer to -AGleaks
Kevin Sullivan
Oh I forgot to answer. I have a Cent. Euro friend who Signal'd me telling me he got arrested and what for. For a few seconds I thought it was a bad dream. I then contacted my contact for him - and no I haven't ever actually talked to Cody - and asked them what the fuck was going on. This I was a huge morale punch to the gut when it happened. I was also frankly angry he had this as a weakness.
I'm not shit talking him. Cody was a inspiration to us all. However the time for ideology is over. We need action. We need more designers, printers and people willing to actually do things on a large scale.
We need to carry his legacy on.
Also some facts about his case:
- He could be released from probation in 5 years with good behavior - which everyone I know says he follows the book straight and narrow. - It's up to the judge or accept the plea not Cody. - He will be released from sex offender registration if he's perfect and clean during his probation (5-7 years). - Everyone I've spoken to who knows him says he isn't quitting 3D guns. As to whether or not he'll join us, that's years off and shouldn't be discussed right now. For now, I personally - NOT speaking for DetDisp - wish he would keep his head low and leave us be.
-AGleaks
John Rogers
>I'm talking about business records. Not CC records, which you can actually sort of avoid by using pre-paid. The business records are the real problem, and the business is the first place ATF goes.
Use prepaid cards and set up a mail drop. Hardly ideal but better than nothing.
>Good thing we don't sell anything as a group. We give everything away. It's knowledge and some data.
You guys do excellent work but I can't 3D print and AR-15. 3D printing a Glock 17 is definitely cool, but people need rifles.
Nathaniel Cooper
>I can't 3D print and AR-15 maybe you can't, but i can
Parker Young
Yes you can 3D print an AR-15. If you're euro-trash, then wait for the FGC-9 to come out which you can make 100 percent of. If you're American and telling me you can't 3D print a AR, get the fuck off this site for a little bit (it'll do your mind good) and spend some time on 3D Gun Twitter, or Gab some of our guys are there.
