Videos tagged with Cody Wilson

This video explores the creation of a '0%' chassis-based Glock using Defense Distributed's Ghost Gunner 3S CNC machine. The project leverages a legal injunction against the ATF to mill a regulated internal chassis from raw stock, allowing for customizable, unregulated grip modules. The resulting firearm, tested with a PSA Dagger slide, demonstrates reliable function and potential for duty-grade performance, aiming to bypass new regulatory frameworks.

The Ghost Gunner 3S offers enhanced steel milling capabilities with a new closed-loop spindle control firmware, allowing for professional-grade DIY pistol optic cuts and 0% AR receiver manufacturing. Existing users can upgrade via firmware, with an optional mechanical kit for increased rigidity. The machine maintains its $2,500 price point, with milling times around 35-45 minutes for common operations.

This video features Cody Wilson of Defense Distributed on the "Who Moved my Freedom Podcast" discussing the perceived abuse of power by Google and YouTube. The conversation likely delves into issues of censorship, content moderation, and the influence these tech giants wield, particularly concerning platforms and creators who engage with potentially controversial topics. The description also includes affiliate links for Blackout Coffee and general support for the "Hank Strange" channel, indicating a broader focus on content creation and community.

This YouTube video explores the question of whether Cody Wilson can be considered the "grandfather" of 3D printed guns. The title directly poses this question, suggesting a discussion or interview format that delves into his contributions and impact on the development and accessibility of 3D printed firearms. The description also links to a podcast interview with Cody Wilson and provides options to download the audio, indicating a strong focus on his perspective and the topic of 3D printed firearms.

This TFBTV episode features James Reeves speaking with Cody Wilson about a new upgrade for the Ghost Gunner 3 (GG3). This upgrade allows GG3 owners to machine AR-15 lowers from raw aluminum blocks, effectively creating "0% receivers." The discussion also touches upon the potential to manufacture other components like pistol frames. The video highlights that existing GG3 owners can achieve this capability with a software update and new fixtures, offering a significant advancement in home firearm manufacturing.

This video discusses the resurgence of interest in 3D printed firearms, highlighted by Cody Wilson's legal and digital battles. It references a Defcon 24 SkyTalk on the topic, providing access to the presentation materials (PPT, Keynote, PDF). The content creator, InRange, indicates a focus on the increasing intersection of digital technology and firearms rights, promising more related content.

This YouTube video focuses on a significant legal victory concerning 3D printed guns and Cody Wilson. The description highlights various subscription and support links for the channel creator, Hank Strange, including Patreon, a car channel, merchandise, Amazon affiliate links for tools and outdoor supplies, a cryptocurrency mention, and an email list. The Amazon Associate disclosure indicates potential affiliate marketing for products sold through their links. While specific firearm models aren't detailed, the core subject matter revolves around the legal and technological aspects of 3D printed firearms.

This episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk Radio, Part B from October 1, 2017, features discussions from the Gun Rights Policy Conference. Host Tom Gresham speaks with Cody Wilson and Paloma from Defense Diversified about 'ghost guns' and Jeff Knox from the Firearms Coalition. The show covers a range of gun-centric topics, including new products and political discussions relevant to firearm owners.

This episode of CN Live features Cody Wilson, founder of Defense Distributed, discussing the future of firearms. The conversation centers on "Wiki Weapons" and the implications of 3D printing for firearm manufacturing. The episode originally aired on May 22, 2017, and is promoted as part of NRATV's regular programming.