Videos tagged with Deterrence Dispensed

This video showcases the "CZAR," a 3D printed vz 61 Skorpion pistol. The creator highlights the 3D printing process, using a Creality Ender 3 printer with specific upgrades and eSun PLA+ for the receiver and iSanmate Wood filament for the grip. The description mentions the availability of the files on platforms like Deterrence Dispensed and CtrlPew, indicating a focus on DIY and printable firearm projects. The video aims to appeal to viewers interested in 3D printed firearms.

This guide details the process of building a custom 3D printed AR-15 style pistol chambered in .22LR, inspired by Jeff Goldblum. It covers modifying a 3D printed lower receiver, integrating specific components like a CMMG .22LR bolt and ASG sights, and fabricating custom parts such as an angled handguard and a folding brace. The build emphasizes creative freedom through 3D printing while adhering to regulatory guidelines.

This guide details the process of building a 3D printed Ruger 10/22 Charger-style pistol, emphasizing the legalities of firearm manufacturing and component modification. It covers sourcing parts, modifying a barrel, adapting a stock, and crucial NFA compliance. The build cost is highlighted as approximately $130, showcasing the affordability of DIY firearm projects.

This ARFCOM News segment covers several key firearms topics. It details the new 3D-printed FGC-9, emphasizing its ease of home assembly and legal status for personal use. The report also highlights the gun industry's designation as essential infrastructure during COVID-19, discusses NRA layoffs, and touches on legislative changes like Idaho's constitutional carry bill. Product updates include the Sig Sauer Tread in 7.62mm and a 10mm 1911 from Devil Dog Arms, alongside new AK magazines from Palmetto State Armory.

This guide details the installation process for the Plastikov, a 3D printed AK receiver developed by Deterrence Dispensed. It emphasizes using a standard AK parts kit with a forged trunnion, bolt, and headspaced barrel, where the 3D printed PLA acts as a shell. The guide includes crucial safety warnings and recommends extensive testing due to the experimental nature of the design, drawing on the expertise of Brandon Herrera, a known figure in 3D printed firearm development.