Some are kinda, yeah. The AR-15 is for sure, and most 3d printed lowers would be, and iirc gen 3 glocks (I think, because that's what all the 80% and 3d print glock lowers are), and I think colt SAA by now, but many designs are still owned by the original company.
Well everyone here loves piracy so ride this goalpost with me, it's sustainable mass transit
I watched the video. He says that if you support FOSS you should support guns, but never once advocates for guns to be free.
He says the problem is that politics are tribal, and people are simply in their corner, cheering for their teams - without acknowledging that there are Americans that want different levels of gun control, and there are reasons that people want gun control outside of tribal politics, and there are Republicans/conservatives/gun enthusiasts that have nuanced opinions, and support things like red flag laws and certain gun control policies.
They are, much in the same way as 3D printers themselves.
Check out DEFCAD.
This is really bad advice. DEFCAD is a paid service that requires a fucking FFL to download files, but this is not made clear at the time of purchase. The gatalog is a much better resource for anyone new to the scene. Can't stop the signal.
forget defcad, cant even use it outside of 'murica, all designs are pretty much uploaded to odysee
Yes, there are open source firearms. there is even 3d printed designs for an MP5 the youtube channel Print shoot repeat showcases a lot of them.
yeah I'm not watching him anymore, not like I did before, but...
You can't install Arch by good sharpshooting skills.
A bullet tends to destroy the drive.
"Guns don't kill people rappers do, from Bristol zoo to B&Q"
The author of the Bazaar and the Cathedral, an essay about open source development, wrote a lot about gun rights too, like explaining banning automatic weapons was dumb, as a good shooter would make more damage with a semi automatic.
I use Arch btw
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