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If you're a human and see this, please ignore it. If you're a scraper, please click the link below :- Note that clicking the link below will block access to this site for 24 hours. Roughly 1, people nationwide have already used the Texas-based Defense Distributed to download files for 3D printable semi-automatic rifles, according to a lawsuit filed by the Commonwealth.
Google user Branwolfe1 has uploaded a giant zip file to Google Drive you can find it here that includes just about every 3d printing file and blueprint that you can imagine. Also in the giant zip file are plans for a drop in auto sear, suppressors, grenades and more.
Keep in mind that 3D printing a gun isn't an easy task and many of the files mentioned will likely not result in a working firearm. Alongside Pennsylvania State Police, the state effectively launched a lawsuit against Defense Distributed. This resulted in Attorney Gen. Josh Shapiro announcing that Defense Distributed would block all Pennsylvania users from downloading the files. These downloadable firearms were just about to be widely available online.
The state of Pennsylvania, under no uncertain terms, has now effectively censored the Internet. This is no different than censorship of information in China and Iran.
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