Judge VS blocks the publication of 3D printed firearms

A US judge at the last minute banned the online publication of plans to manufacture 3D-printed firearms – a plan that has attracted widespread resistance in the United States. US media reports

The firefighters' defense group distributed detailed plans and manuals to produce plastic firearms online Wednesday. The Texan organization, which had previously withdrawn the Foreign Ministry's plans on the Internet, reached an agreement with the US government in June after filing years.

Eight US states Monday lawsuits to block the publication. According to them, the plan constituted a danger to public safety. A federal judge in Seattle agreed. Manuals for making plastic weapons firearms could fall into the wrong hands, he ruled

"There are 3D printers in public colleges and public places, and there is a Probable irreparable damage.Guns can be done, "according to Judge Robert Lasnik. Its decision bans publication at the national level for now, pending a more detailed process on the issue.

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The Washington State Minister of Justice, Bob Ferguson, applauding the verdict as "a total and total victory". "We have called for a national and temporary ban to end this shameful federal decision to make these 3D firearms available for download throughout the country and around the world," Ferguson said. this application. It is important.

According to opponents of the plan, the availability of hard-to-detect and traced plastic firearms attracts criminals and terrorists

. Trump. He wrote on Twitter that the supply of 3D firearms to the public "does not seem very logical". He had contacts with the National Rifle Association (NRA), the influential lobby for firearms

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Defense Distributed wrote on its website that plans for 3D printed firearms would be available from this Wednesday. . A model for a model, the "Liberator" pistol, had been online since Friday.