But with the growth of 3D printing, making gun parts has become easier. Now, with the release of a low-cost home milling machine, anonymously making firearm parts is even simpler.

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SAN DIEGO — San Diego County is suing a company it says is flouting state law by selling milling machines primarily used to create parts used to assemble untraceable “ghost guns.” The suit ...

Editor’s note: This story has been updated with UPS’s statement on its refusal to ship digital milling machines used to create firearms. The new generation of “maker” tools like 3-D ...

A Grayslake man used 3D printers to illegally manufacture firearms and machine gun conversion devices, police said Thursday. Charles A. Best, 31, of the 200 block of Highland Drive, is facing ...

Ghost guns cost about $500 in parts to make, and sell on the street for about $1,500, said Det. John Uske. ... and print out a machine gun that can kill people.

For gadget lovers, 3D printing can design life-saving medical equipment, spare parts, even planes. But, as with all new technology, some folk push the limits. This summer, a hobbyist used an at ...

Ghost guns are untraceable firearms made from parts bought online. Investigators said one was used in the fatal shooting of 14-year-old Kyra Scott.

But he's personally moved beyond plastic to machine-grade metal, funding his legal fight by selling thousands of milling machines capable of making unmarked metal AR-15s and handguns.

Ghost guns’ growing presence has been aided by the rise of open-source 3D-printing blueprints and milling machines made to produce gun parts. Shipping companies like UPS and FedEx have tightened their ...

Peterson machines parts for the AR-15 semi-automatic rifle. Since Peterson started the Range Tool Company in 2009 in his small garage, he has ridden waves of high demand as worried gun enthusiasts ...