Well-Worth Reading

Thanks to a bizarre, inexplicable ruling by the State Department, it will be possible starting tomorrow for anyone with access to an industrial quality 3-D printer -- terrorist, domestic abuser, anyone -- to download a file and make an untraceable plastic gun, unless there is a change in policy before tomorrow.

No, right now, this can't be done by anyone with just any home 3-D printer.  But those 'ghost guns" that can be made can be accessible to anyone.  And as technology changes it is not unreasonable to foresee home 3-D printers having the capability.

This editorial from the Washington Post does an excellent job here explaining the situation.  It's titled, "3-D-printed guns put carnage a click away."