WIRED senior writer Andy Greenberg has been reporting on ghost guns for more than a decade. He first used a 3D printer to assemble a gun in 2015, and he says that today’s process is not only ...

The "ghost gun" and silencer found in the suspected United Healthcare CEO killer’s backpack at a Pennsylvania McDonald’s were made using a 3D printer plus readily available metal parts ...

“[The gun] may have been made on a 3D printer.” Whether the apparent ghostgun was the firearm used to kill Thompson, Kenny said, is a question that a ballistics test will help answer.

The FMDA 19.2, released in 2021, is a relatively old model by 3D-printed-gun standards, says one gunsmith who goes by the first name John and the online handle Mr. Snow Makes.

Police said Luigi Mangione, the man charged in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, appears to have had a ghost gun, a weapon that can be made using a 3D printer.

San José Police arrested Frank Catanzaro for operating an illegal ghost gun manufacturing setup at his residence, seizing ...

San Jose police arrested a 35-year-old man last month suspected of manufacturing illegal firearms, or “ghost guns.” ...

3D-printed gun parts are worth real money on the black market. Skip to content Ars Technica home. ... 3D-printed “ghost gun” ring comes to my community—and leaves a man dead ...

An Arizona police officer was critically injured in a recent incident involving a "ghost gun." ... demonstrated how he made a weapon like the one authorities said Mangione used with 3D-printed parts.

BBC Trending has investigated the global spread of 3D-printed guns across social media platforms including Telegram, Facebook and Instagram, as well as websites offering how-to guides.