The new code allows the 1-foot-cubed tabletop machine-which uses a spinning bit to carve three-dimensional shapes with minute precision-to not only produce untraceable bodies of AR-15s but to carve out the aluminum frame of an M1911 handgun, the popular class of semiautomatic pistols that includes the Colt 45 and similar weapons. On Sunday, Wilson's gun rights advocacy group, Defense Distributed, announced a new release of software for his computer-controlled milling machine known as the Ghost Gunner. Now his latest advance in home firearm fabrication allows anyone to make an object designed to defy the most basic essence of gun control: A concealable, untraceable, and entirely unregulated metal handgun. Then he started selling a computer-controlled milling machine designed to let anyone automatically carve out the body of an untraceable AR-15 from a semifinished chunk of aluminum, upgrading his provocations from plastic to metal. First he created the world's first 3-D printed gun, a deadly plastic weapon anyone could print at home with a download and a few clicks.

You will also find Payment Information and Shipping/Pickup Information at that location.For the past five years, Cody Wilson has applied every possible advance in digital manufacturing technology to the mission of undermining government attempts at gun control.

Read all Terms and Conditions listed under the 'Auction Details' as bidding is a legally binding contract. All items sell AS IS, NO returns or refunds. If you have any questions about condition contact us BEFORE BIDDING. We try to describe to the best of our ability the condition of the items, however, sometimes flaws are missed. Everything we sell is pre-owned and may contain defects, flaws and use and handling marks. All items sold As Is per terms of the auction. One magazine is include but is not marked. Walnut checkered grip panels are mismatched and show assorted handling wear. Most metal surfaces have a brown patina with the base of the mainspring housing cover having an intact lanyard ring. There is also some metal loss left side of frame and lower portion of the slide also. The bore shines with nice rifling present and the top of the slide shows metal loss from older rust that has been removed. Manufactured in 1943 with the right side of slide and frame having standard markings, the left side of slide having a two line address being marked 'FJA' and having a 'P' proof just rear of the magazine release.

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