The proliferation of 3D-printed ‘ghost guns’ raises significant safety concerns as these untraceable firearms can be easily assembled at home using readily available blueprints. Since their emergence in 2013, advancements in printing technology have allowed some models to fire hundreds of rounds without failure, complicating law enforcement efforts in jurisdictions where they are illegal.
Despite the risks, designs and components for these weapons continue to circulate on social media platforms, prompting a growing number of incidents worldwide. This trend highlights the urgent need for regulations and awareness surrounding the accessibility of 3D-printed firearms and their implications for public safety.
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