You may have heard some commotion lately about plastic guns made using 3-D printers from blueprints given away for free by young gun-loving American (who else) Cody Wilson. He’s already made the Wired.com list of the ‘15 most Dangerous People in the world‘ and where one nutjob paves the way there are many more sure to follow, as seen with this new Canadian 3-D gun enthusiast who goes only by the name “Matthew”.

Having previously released videos on YouTube where he’s shown firing 3-D printed rifle ‘The Grizzly’, made from ABS+ plastic with the help of a piece of string and clamps, Matthew has begone personal safety thanks to some spec alterations and evolved into firing 14 shots by hand before the barrel cracks as seen in the above video.

The only setback is having to remove the barrel of the gun to release the gun casings and reload, a small glitch in an otherwise seamless execution. No doubt more alterations will be made soon turning this into a fully fledged killing machine. Scary.

Mica Nantes

[Source: Gizmodo]