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 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.

“[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.

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.” ...

Daniel Probeck, of Medford, is accused of running a large-scale gun manufacturing and trafficking business out of his residence on Waverly Avenue.

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.