
Australian teenager charged with printing a 'fully functioning' 3D firearm
CNN
An Australian teenager has been charged with gun offenses after police seized a fully functioning firearm he allegedly made at home with a 3D printer.
Police in Western Australia found the weapon and a number of other firearms after executing a search warrant at the 18-year-old man's home in early June.
"This firearm although it resembles a toy has the ability to cause serious harm within our community," Detective Senior Sgt. Blair Smith told reporters. "It's deeply concerning that this man was able to manufacture this firearm at home with a 3D printer and readily available materials."

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