New York Targets 3D-Printed Guns
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- Published
- June 13, 2026
- Duration
- 2:08
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- Last updated
- Jun 14, 2026
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New York is pioneering a bold new law that could force 3D printers to include tech blocking gun parts—joining California in a high-stakes battle against “ghost guns.” With printer numbers exploding from 30K to 3 million globally, lawmakers are racing to close digital loopholes. The plan? Expert panels will craft algorithms that scan designs against firear…
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New York is pioneering a bold new law that could force 3D printers to include tech blocking gun parts—joining California in a high-stakes battle against “ghost guns.” With printer numbers exploding from 30K to 3 million globally, lawmakers are racing to close digital loopholes. The plan? Expert panels will craft algorithms that scan designs against firearm databases, rejecting matches—though full rollout won’t hit until 2029. Supporters hail it as vital for stopping felons and others from bypass
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