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Advancements in 3D printing technology have dramatically increased the potential deadliness of homemade firearms. Advances in homemade manufacturing techniques greatly facilitate the probable proliferation of these untraceable, high-powered 3d printed firearms. New 3d printed firearms represent a much more significant threat compared to the previous 3d printed weapons that had a limited effective range of fewer than 100 yards. In this week's episode, Isaiah Johnson from the Weapons and Tactics team joins Salomon Montaguth to discuss the impact it will have globally.
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