Man claims he was paid $21,000 for 3D-printed guns at New York AG's buyback event in Utica
A man who identified himself to us only as Kem saw people tweeting about using 3D printers to make guns for the sole purpose of selling them for big bucks
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Good for him!
Acer-m14
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phew it wasn't a beer buy back lol
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More on the buy back .. LEO had to scramble to buy more gift cards .. omg this is funny ..
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Awesome!Man claims he was paid $21,000 for 3D-printed guns at New York AG's buyback event in Utica
A man who identified himself to us only as Kem saw people tweeting about using 3D printers to make guns for the sole purpose of selling them for big buckswww.wktv.com
Dem Progressives:
1. Define almost everything as a "firearm"
2. Offer no-questions-asked money for firearms at government-sponsored buy back
3. Forced to spend more than $20,000 buying back 3D printed junk that resemble a pistol frames, but would never really function, because they are "firearms"
The guy is a supreme level troll!
Well played, sir!
the AG office is only pissed off because someone beat them at their own game AND the media reported on it.
forget where i read it but it covered the event in utica and had a statement that 99% of guns bought by the states program are legally owned, never involved in a crime firearm
most reported reason for selling to the state was most people turning in guns thought they were felons by just possessing the firearms and or had no idea where to sell inherited firearms
forget where i read it but it covered the event in utica and had a statement that 99% of guns bought by the states program are legally owned, never involved in a crime firearm
most reported reason for selling to the state was most people turning in guns thought they were felons by just possessing the firearms and or had no idea where to sell inherited firearms