WIRED senior writer Andy Greenberg puts new homemade gunsmithing tools to the test as he tries three ways of building an untraceable AR-15 semi-automatic rifle—a so-called “ghost gun”—while skirting all gun control laws.
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where do I get it
Sir ur under arrest 😅
of course this video has 7.3k dislikes…
Cutting your fingers with butter knife and plastic? 😂 You forgot to turn over the other 2 gun parts …busted
You can make a gun out of part in hardwear store. What's the point of this video?
I just realized how stupid our law here in PH
Your stupid. U don’t need machine
Maybe he should leave the guns to the adults.
The guy DIY'd his own AR15 with no machine or weapons experience. Regardless of 2nd A stance, terminology, or the butter knife thing, that's pretty badass.
And why it's a good thing.
How it should be. The government doesn't need to know what someone has or doesn't have.
Wait, why couldn't he take the receiver back to New York? As long as it is placed in checked baggage I don't see the problem.
Considering he knew the guns laws pretty good, I think surrendering the receivers to the police at the end was just a virtue signal. Nice segment otherwise.
I want an autopilot
So the moral of the story is, no matter how much money you buy for expensive stuff, only 1 out of 3 will qualify as a working lower receiver? Okay
Does I think have a 30 round magazine clip?
Andy what is a traceable gun? Do you have any idea what you would be tracing? You did not mention how much the Ghost Gunner cost. It is much easy to by an illegal gun off the street, then make one and ten to one you already know this. One more video aimed at a section of the population that has no really knowledge of firearms or the laws that regulate them. One last thing the ghost gun does not skirt any laws, they fall under different laws and you made the point of it when you had to destroy the lowers you made or turn them in to the police. PS are you selling your ghost gunner I'm interested.
I'm sold 🐺🇺🇲🤘💯
Did he call the cnc mill a “ghost gunner”.
Police needs your location
Still legal, that's all I'm saying