As public submissions on the Arms Act approach their deadline, Professor Al Gillespie emphasizes the alarming rise of 3D-printed “ghost guns,” which can be manufactured without traditional gunsmithing skills. He highlights how computer-aided manufacturing technologies, particularly 3D printing, democratize gun production, making it easier for individuals to create firearms outside of regulatory frameworks.
Gillespie’s insights come at a critical time, sparking a broader conversation about weapon accessibility and regulation. He joins RNZ’s Emile Donovan to discuss the implications of unregulated gun production and why this issue warrants urgent attention from policymakers to ensure public safety.
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