Quote (Sinocard @ Sep 11 2012 11:16am)

Easy, you don't.

Honestly I think it's retarded to try and make machine guns with them. But, why not print out 20 pistols that can shoot one, maybe two bullets before being useless? Seems like a good investment to me.

Quote (Ftheva @ Sep 11 2012 07:30am)

I think the guy in the video said that the printer is $500 then she thing of plastic is $50, you mine as well just buy a real gun, which you can do (high point and North American Arms) for $150-250. seems like a bad investment to me.

Quote (Sinocard @ Sep 11 2012 11:33am)

Oh, I had no idea the plastic was that much. In that case it's kind of stupid.

Still.... It could allow for me to print guns shape like dicks or something. That would be kinda cool.

Quote (Ftheva @ Sep 11 2012 07:35am)

yeah watch the video it is pretty interesting. lol yes that would be pretty funny. shoot something with a dick.

Quote (Molle_fkk @ Sep 11 2012 11:39am)

Dunno, never fired a gun. I hear Glocks are pretty reliable and awesome, though.

Quote (Ftheva @ Sep 11 2012 05:29pm)

I have to go with Ruger. Love them and the 3 I have (p-85, lc9, 10/22 td) have never given me any problems.

I did stray one time. Bought a walther p-22, and what a mistake that was. come to find out they have a p-22 bible because there are so many things wrong. Had to send it in and what seems to have happened is a lot of metal was shaved off of the slide by the company (they didn't exactly give me a what we fixed note). However the hammer will still catch the slide (shaved some metal off the hammer now problem is gone). I also hear getting an after market spring from s&w helps a lot to. I put about 500 rounds through the p-22 after all that was done and had 3 problems with it fte. Which is a big step up from the problems I had with it while trying to put about 300 through it. Thats what I get for straying from ruger.