NYPD Releases Tutorial On Ghost Guns & State Police Go Door To Door Looking For Them 👀

Published on November 5, 2023
Duration: 18:05

This video details the process and implications of building 'ghost guns,' which are homemade firearms without serial numbers. It covers the acquisition of components like 80% lowers and 3D printed parts, common firearm platforms such as Glocks and AR-15s, and the tools required for assembly. The content also highlights legal considerations, law enforcement actions in New York, and the importance of understanding firearm regulations.

Quick Summary

A 'ghost gun' is defined by law enforcement as a homemade firearm without a serial number, often built from kits, 80% receivers, or 3D printed parts. In New York, authorities are investigating ghost gun components, with the NYPD releasing a guide that details their construction, including platforms like AR-15s and Glocks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 'ghost gun' according to law enforcement?

A 'ghost gun' is defined by law enforcement and media as a firearm manufactured at home that lacks a serial number and does not require a background check for its components. This definition encompasses firearms built from kits, 80% receivers, or 3D printed parts.

What actions are New York authorities taking regarding ghost guns?

In New York, authorities like the State Police have reportedly conducted door-to-door inquiries seeking information about purchased firearm components, sometimes without warrants. The NYPD has also released a detailed guide on building ghost guns, which ironically serves as a resource for potential builders.

What are common platforms for building ghost guns?

Common platforms for building ghost guns include Glock-style pistols, Sig Sauer P320/M18/M17 variants, AR-15 rifles, and AK-style rifles. The AR-15 is often cited as the easiest and most durable platform for DIY construction.

What tools are typically needed to build ghost guns?

Building ghost guns often requires specialized tools such as jigs for 80% lowers and frames, milling machines (like CNC), 3D printers, drill presses, and various hand tools for assembly and fitting components.

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