3D-Printed Guns Are Only a Few Clicks Away - The Jim Jefferies Show

[@joseanemaria]

A nationalist anarchist? That`s new

[@davidlazarus67]

Jose Freitas it’s an oxymoron.

[@PagerNinerTwelve]

You can be in favor of "American values" and against the institutions of the American government.

[@donHooligan]

Ayn Rand is kind of a mixed bag of crazy, from what i understand. ... but nationalist and anarchist are generally opposing ideologies.

[@andyrihn1]

Where’d you get nationalist from? He likes guns and believes state control over guns violates his anarchist principles. He’s dumb and crazy but that’s really just because anarchism is dumb and crazy

[@donHooligan]

andy- the enormous American flag in the background of his video. Anarchism is actually True Freedom...and represents Most of human history.

[@Trek-qg1qi]

Says he’s an Anarchist *has American flag in the background*

[@lonelychef875]

Actually in the video the news reporter said he the man was a anarchist and jim made a joke about. I never herad the man say that in the video... Just saying....

[@donHooligan]

Anarcho-Capitalist, probably. Libertardian

[@whatabouttheearth]

Trek 9654 you can be an anrchist and believe in the founding principles of the US, the founding fathers themselves refference William Godwin in support of his anarchists ideas.

[@floatinggoose9197]

What do the two have to do eith each other? What do you think a modern anarchist believes ?

[@LuizAlexPhoenix]

You cannot be an anarchist and supported a centralized form of power and State protection. That is not anarchism, that is "pick and choose the laws I like".

[@worthlesstrash9662]

As usually, perfect summation in the end. It's all about lawmakers finally being threatened as well.

[@bubafuckedsks69yearsago67]

@3-7-77 libertarians don’t want stricter background checks we are the ones making 3D printed guns

[@jizunk_in_my_trizunk]

I hate to break it to y'all but you can make a shotgun with a couple bucks in parts from home Depot too...

[@pizaclatonddd3081]

Chris Fox yeah but they'll know you bought them from home depot

[@AnEvolvingApe]

Dude, the point is printable guns can get past metal detectors. We already know metal guns and bombs can be made easily and cheaply.

[@JimmyTurner]

yeah try taking a toy gun onto an air plane now and see how that goes....

[@TheGre3nT3am]

I hate to break it to you but if you try hard enough you can make a bomb. Are you against explosive's being heavily regulated? Should any old person be able to legally purchase as much c4 as they want because if they tried hard enough they "could make a bomb anyway?" I thought not.

[@watata1t]

An Evolving Ape yea, but the bullets and casings are still metal...

[@Redwhiteandblueshop6969]

Plastic gun i can make a gun with a nail copper pipe, spring and duck tape and cost about 13 dollars

[@chaoslord8918]

@2:46 "Warning: Contains Cancer" killed me!

[@johnf.kennedy4650]

They can’t slip through metal detectors. Some parts have to be metal.

[@Marco-ge5kl]

It's a single shot disposable. The .22 still has to be brass though.

[@erebostd]

@@Marco-ge5kl the firing pin is metal, like the spring and the inner barrel.

[@hauuagdbhshg3604]

@@erebostd none of that needs to be metal for a single-shot gun, and there's no need for inner barrel or any springs at all. It depends on design, though. What I'm trying to say, is that it's possible to design a gun specifically for sneaking through metal detector, though the one in the video might not be of that kind.

[@erebostd]

@@hauuagdbhshg3604 do your have a link to such a gun and it’s matching ammunition? I never saw one without some structural metal parts or at least some brass for its ammunition...

[@MrKodiKash]

The amount of metal could be so small it COULD get through a metal detector. Just like a belt buckle or watch

[@FireOccator]

Unless we can get 3D printed tanks I'm not gonna be excited.

[@marcmcfarland3642]

Forget the 3D printed tank I want a Gundam or the space marine armor from Warhammer 40K; now that would be truly epic.

[@angelcueva5120]

@@marcmcfarland3642 ahhh a fellow intellectual

[@joshgreene1425]

"They can get past metal detectors!" Oh, yeah. Because bullets aren't metal and even if they were you can *totally* 3d print them.

[@MB-yk1qk]

1: Yes ordinary bullets are mad of metal BUT its still less metal than for a whole gun which means you still have an higher change to pass the detector. 2: And yes it is makeable to craft cartridges out of plastic or even 3D-Print them. Also withe an non-metal projectile. Maybe not as good as an regular wapon and amo but deadly.

[@sephirotic87]

​@@MB-yk1qk You have zero idea what you are talking about. You can't have enough pressure to propel "plastic" projects at lethal energy level without a metal container or a ridiculously oversized plastic cylinder. It would be easier to kill someone with a ceramic knife than design a 100% plastic gun without metal in the ammunition.

[@Magnusfication]

The gun wielding sharks really did it for me 😂😂

[@toxicasset5097]

"Ironically their name is the jets" pure gold. Lmfao

[@vernonbear]

This whole thing baffles me. As a Brit I’m not troubled by firearms or how freely available they are, we simply don’t have a large problem with firearms offences. So you want a gun? So you want to shoot someone and you know that you won’t be allowed a firearm? Do you a) buy a very expensive printer, learn how to use it properly, make several failed attempts to make it correctly, eventually get lucky and make a gun that’s good for one shot before you have to reload it or b) buy a gun on the black market that is unregulated and can fire multiple shots efficiently and effectively? If you have a criminal record and aren’t allowed to hold a firearm, why would you make the worst firearm that exists? I just don’t think that printed weapons pose the threat in the U.S. that the media would have you / us believe.

[@bookashkin]

rippycakes American are armed. American lives may cost you more than you think.

[@bookashkin]

rippycakes Perhaps in a so-called gun-free zone. You fire bullets just about anywhere else and some will be flying right back at ya. The price of an American child will be your own. Keep the change.

[@bookashkin]

rippycakes You sound like a real gem. Enjoy the few bucks you make on tragedy. I am sure karma is just a myth.

[@bookashkin]

rippycakes If it's sports, then we suck at it. Our violent crime is in decline. We are not going to base our policy on outliers. We haven't even solved the problem of water in Flint (edit: which costs a lot more children's lives that the occasional shoot-em-up) and you expect us to stop all maniacs - a feat no one has ever accomplished?

[@bookashkin]

rippycakes True. We did make shooting kids easier by declaring schools gun-free zones. Space force is a joke. We can't even put our brave astronauts on the ISS without the help of Soyuz.

[@msjkramey]

Damn. Shots fired in the last few seconds there over why politicians are afraid of plastic guns Still think you need a metal firing pin tho

[@crackerbarrelkid5279]

J Girl nope. all plastic. it's insane. but of course the rounds are metal.

[@JasonT404]

Nic Duvall That surprises me. Do only rimfire bullets work then? That would explain why the pistols are all only .22's

[@crackerbarrelkid5279]

JasonT404 good question. and yes. btw, they're usually only safe for one round.

[@JevPrivate]

There are many plastics that are as hard as metal.

[@nielsmichiels1939]

This particular model uses a *nail* as a firing pin.

[@akaking7499]

I'm more of a crossbow guy. It's way easier to make, like I can make one from practically anything anywhere! I made one from leftover PVC in few minutes. Also it barely has any sound! Only downside is projectile speed and reloading.

[@MisterBones223]

If he saw how bad it's gotten, he'd freak out

[@JohnnyThund3r]

FGC9 Holy shit you could fight a war with that thing!

[@throwawaytrash33]

@@JohnnyThund3r That's the point.

[@davidgeorge6278]

Trying to ban guns in a world full of technology, is like trying to outlaw the bow and arrow in a forest. It will only be a matter of time before people are printing all kinds of objects. I just purchased a 3D printer 2 days ago, to print chocolate decorations.

[@msjkramey]

How is this new? This has been around for years. And they're not very good. They fall apart after a couple shots

[@TheGre3nT3am]

Public safety comes before a misplaced sense of freedom. This makes a mockery of the already weak background check system.

[@CollinMcLean]

It doesn't have to last long it just has to last long enough to be used on it's intended target...

[@johnsmith7911]

Your both need to do your own research. You know how much a 3d printer cost? The material cost?The thing falls apart after one shot for Chris sake. P. S. You can go to Wal-Mart and buy a flare gun for your boat. It will fire a 12g shell, once. Lets ban those as well. Because no one needs a flare gun.

[@calcifur]

The point of the matter is gun violence today is a problem because mentally unstable people are getting ahold of automatic weapons. The problem with 3d gunz is members of organized crime and hitmen can take out targets and get away with it easily. 2 very seperate issues.

[@CaptainCaterpillars]

Only takes one shot to kill.

[@dustytheloneranger]

The sharks killed me xD

[@JimmyTurner]

I can't wait till I get my multi thousand dollar 3d printer and make a gun that shoots one time. I won't have to make shot guns out of stuff I get from home depot anymore. and it will only cost way way way way more!!!

[@pizaclatonddd3081]

Jimmy Turner There's something called "Research" where you can improve on things just like from muskets to machine guns you can apply that to 3d printers too it's in its musket stage yet

[@JimmyTurner]

so I have to research the future? What fucking world do you live in?

[@JimmyTurner]

Really pizaclaton, I have to research the future? Do you have access to a time machine? Is this time machine more expensive than making a 1 round plastic gun? and musket stage? Muskets are leaps and bounds above a 1 shot plastic gun. Have you done any actual research with information that's already out there rather than going into the future to do the research? really?

[@PaddyCollector]

Because people who sneak guns through security checkpoints to commit assassinations are thinking about their bank accounts...

[@korypankey8359]

Wow you’re naively ignorant of technology and how it works. Those multi thousand dollar 3D printers will get cheaper AND better (removing the one shot flaw) over the years. This is how technology works. This is fact.

[@markushobby3567]

Pick up line lol 😂 I’ve got a similar one to break the ice with a nice girl! “Do you fancy going halves on a baby 👶🏻 “? I’ve had a few knock backs!!

[@alexruddies1718]

Being an anarchist, that guy gives anarchists a bad name... Must be an ancap... Also...I know how to make soap...its really easy.

[@antonslavik4907]

Not as much as an ancoms. Only those morons would support any sort of government restrictions on the distribution of information out of "anarchist club". Are you one of them?

[@stevenh8174]

I can make a gun out of soap!

[@stephaniebrady31]

Jim, this skit is truly a Masterpiece! I am a public school teacher. The "whizzdom bullet" word problem was HILARIOUS, but you were on point about lawmakers only acting to save themselves... ignoring us yet again. Love your work reflecting human idiocy back to America.

[@celinak5062]

5:00 in eXistenZ they did have weird self made guns

[@jones8041]

this is what the second amendment was originally. a musket took like 15 min to reload. a plastic gun can be fired like 3 times before you blow ur hand off. PROGRESS! you so called most progressive place on earth.

[@pandabare28]

Jim Jeffries is so funny. He takes my number one spot. Move over Dane Cook

[@justintee1932]

Sweet West Side Story reference

[@Wasgehtsiedasan1312]

1. These Plastic Guns mostly explode because of cheap plastic 2. It's easier and cheaper to build a gun by yourself 3. You still need to get Bullets 4. The gun needs a metal nail as a fireing pin and the bullets can also be detected by a metal detector 5. These Guns are one shot guns, they're pretty inaccurate and you can throw most of them away after one shot 6. These Guns are mostly a bigger threat to the shooter than the person who gets shot 7. There are thousands of instructions on the internet and even on KZbin that show how to build a Gun 8. Getting a good 3D printer is way more expensive than just buying a blackmarked gun

[@dubious6718]

Only need 1 bullet to kill Trump

[@bookashkin]

Softairrekrute Re 4: Bullshit. Copper passes through any so-called metal detector like a champ. Do a search for Why Airport Metal Detectors Won’t Pick Up Bullets

[@bookashkin]

Dubious Is Pence going to be riding in the same limo?

[@figliodihades]

I actually remember when this was news in like 2012

[@newyawkgiants5877]

Jim Jeffries is hilarious!!

[@xxredriderxx1]

It’s funny that people can say that the reason these “loopholes” exist is because the politicians don’t understand technology. But on the flip side if we say you don’t understand anything about guns and thus should not be preaching about the laws, we get ripped apart in the media.

[@whatabouttheearth]

the files have been on the regular web for 5 years, you cant pull them back in now. since 1775 american citizens (except fellons who can not "possess") have always been allowed to make their own firearms unregulated so long as they are not "transferred", building firearms is not that difficult. Cody Wilson is simply providing a file and thats a 1st Ammendment issue as a publisher technically, he does have a law degree doesnt he? hes not some idiot.

[@XthegreatwhyX]

5:43

[@armymelodyloe1308]

you obviously dont have a law degree otherwise you'd know that the us has banned distribution of weapon manufacturing instructions over the internet before and it is 100% not a 1st amendment issue. like you arent stupid enough to believe the 1st amendment says you can say and do whatever you want, whenever you want, and without consequence right? like you cant possibly be THAT stupid lmao

[@ruialmeida818]

How to make soap: Take a grease of your choice (olive oil works wonders, but animal fat like lard also works) Warm it up Saponify the fat acids with a caustic agent (lye works great) Optional: add fragrance oils Fun stuff to do with by products: Add nitric acid and concentrated sulfuric acid to the glicerine - please make sure that the mixture is cold, otherwise you're in for a surprise.

[@laurapickman9415]

I Love You Jim Jefferies! You make my eyes smile and my heart laugh. Thank you!

[@bmxjeffdood]

That Mexi-guns bit was brilliant

[@bortoray]

WHERES MY JET PACK

[@prh198]

Another weird thing: we need to know about these existing for safety, but doing so also informs the crazies.

[@mikey7257]

Imagine the anger these gun nuts are gonna feel when their printer jams cuz we all know what a pain in the ass printers can be.

[@sgtmind2496]

That is going to be fun

[@AnonEMus-cp2mn]

I know the struggle well with those printers, but that's like expecting a car-nut to get angry over a tricycle built out of 2x4s.

[@Rlogsdon100]

If you're a gun nut you're not gonna have one of these pieces of shit lol

[@HandleHandle123]

By the way guns don't kill people, people kill people

[@pieshka4509]

Guess what, the undetectable firearms act of 1988 would have been an open and shut case on those fully 3d printed guns, but congress didn't vote to renew it under Obama's administration despite the NRA supporting it's renewal (yet somehow the NRA controls congress) and the NRA had a hand in forming the law (which was meant to target the mostly polymer glocks back in the day). Meanwhile people are making shotguns with staple guns and pieces of pipe welded together

[@edgarosegueda7253]

Where was the outrage 10 years ago when this technology made it's debut?

[@mattchilton4950]

what the media fails to take into account, is that the printers that defense distributed is using printers that cost tens of thousands of dollars. they lay plastic in a completely different ways, the printers most people can buy for say sub $5000, extrude plastic from a roll (FDM Style) and it is not nearly as strong as the printers defense distributed are using (SLS Style). And your garden variety of 3D printer cannot provide the resolution that is required of say the AR-15 lower that has been so popularized.

[@sakatababa]

anarchy is not anti-rules its anti-rulers anarchy means no hierarchy, ie. no kings or presidents or anyone telling you he is above you. i am an anarchist and i like rules. especially ones like the golden rule or non-aggression rule best described by mill in harm principle. stop equating anarchists with vandals...

[@peteradams8151]

I'll take a club against someone with a plastic gun... odds are with me

[@pudgeboyardee32]

I'm a machinist and I can tell you that before 3d printing building your own gun took years of education and training, not to mention thousands or tens of thousands of dollars in tooling and heavy equipment. Virtually no one but specialist could make reliable, useful guns before this and those who could and did were trackable through their many investments in tooling. This kid is lying and the fact that he knows g-code(the same programming language I use at work) means he knows enough about machining in general to know full well he's wrong.

[@austinhyte4099]

Pudge Boyardee, have you heard about the “bullethose” or the “BSP 9mm SMG” that was actually invented and created by someone with no basic knowledge of firearms that was living in another country where firearms were illegal, that wanted people to have the knowledge just in case. Point is anyone can make a gun, and find blueprints for guns in books and on the internet, that are pretty simple in design and and cheap to make. It doesn’t take a printer to make a gun.

[@pudgeboyardee32]

wolverine 823 no. And whether or not it CAN be made by the uninformed, that is not common knowledge. This 3d print is something slightly easier to get ahold of than even common knowledge. That's my point. Remember Dr. Malcom from Jurassic park? "You didn't earn this power. You stood on the shoulders of better men and were more worried about whether you could than whether you should." I'm paraphrasing but everybody got the point of that movie when they watched it: power to create and destroy life is not to be toyed with.

[@XTheDelimanX]

anyone can already order gun parts online and assemble your own gun cheaper then buying one , only having to register the receiver in California at least, which has some of the strictest gun laws

[@bihbosangero3490]

Bc we are always ruled by old people skynet is goin to be a thing

[@RubyDoobieScoo]

Track the people who download them and arrest them for having unregistered firearms.

[@shmosel_]

"Shootings happen almost every day." What a meaningless statement.

[@joepublic3933]

It's not meaningless: for one thing it's "mass shootings" (so very very different from just "shootings") and for another thing it's because they don't happen nearly every day in a whole lot of other countries.

[@shmosel_]

@@joepublic3933 That's not what he said, and no, we don't have mass shootings almost every day by any reasonable definition.

[@joepublic3933]

@@shmosel_ Sorry my mistake; he doesn't say "mass", and he's wrong about the "almost every day".... in fact it's more than every day. Source: www.insider.com/number-of-mass-shootings-in-america-this-year-2019-8 By the way, I love your reactivity! I just noticed that your original post was a year ago!

[@wunjofordinal5304]

Saw a 3D printer and rapid prototyping ad before this video :D

[@brainflash1]

You can't be a gun rights advocate AND an anarchist: without government, *there is no bill of rights*

[@whatabouttheearth]

brainflash1 you have no idea what you are talking abouy. Anarchism is advocating a restructuring of society without government but there is still organization amd order, its not a circle A, its an A and an O

[@andyrihn1]

In a stateless society all things are permitted hence no need for a bill of rights

[@bigpearl5278]

brainflash1 im sure the natives were just fine before the european government showed up

[@andrasbiro3007]

Of course the natives were fine, they didn't have guns.

[@Terf1988]

no, the government protects the rights in the bill of rights, it didn't give them to us. The rights enshrined in the bill of rights are god-given or nature-given, depending on your worldview.

[@aaronjohnson3484]

The 3D printers required to make a functioning gun are 10,000$.

[@throwawaytrash33]

$500 actually

[@sherrysnapp7422]

I saw a 3d printed "assault style" rifle fire 300 rounds without overheating.

[@erebostd]

Without metal parts. That's impossible, plain and simple, as long as you don't talk about metal printers, which cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and need professionals to operate them. At that level you can make guns traditionally by gunsmithing

[@sephirotic87]

You can't ban 3D printers or information, is simply fascist to do so. But 3D printed guns would be a non-issue if ammunition was regulated in U.S. like it is in most countries. If you can't buy guns because of "reasons" you shouldn't be able to buy ammunition either. If you have to take a psychological test to have a car than you should also need it for guns. Renewed ever 5 years to make sure you haven't had a psychotic breakdown. A "background check" is not good enough. Sure I can 3D print a gun here in my country, but I can't buy ammunition without a gun license and it is not like I can 3D print brass cartridges or smokeless powder either.

[@zeroblade6599]

To be honest, you could already carve a gun like this out of wood. Bows and crossbows can be made completely metal-free, even the ammo. There's no new danger here, just old danger in a different shape

[@panchovilla0078]

1:00 Riiiiiiight cuz it’s not like the government has a monopoly on police

[@mrdrprof99]

"Come and take them."

[@SheWasAHoowa]

The virgin 3d printer vs the chad cnc milling machine

[@TwoSwift651]

It’s a plastic single shot .22 SCARY!!!!!!! 😂🤣

[@999across]

My worry is this gun can get past security at airport when broken down by simply removing the firing pin which is a nail, meanwhile the rest of the gun is essentially composite material. The bullets can be easily smuggled on board as well w/ a little bit of planing and ingenuity.

[@MrMollusk7]

I haven't been in an airport that uses metal detectors instead of mm wave scanners in years.

[@chrisw6164]

Hey, what happened to the Diversity & Comics video? That was my favorite!

[@3Hellokittykitty]

4:26 revenge of Sharknado 😆

[@gabmax1013]

Where can I download the blueprint for the gun? Asking for a friend.

[@beelz5932]

ItsNotTrue It's a joke, fuckwad.

[@dasty3314]

ItsNotTrue whoosh

[@austinhyte4099]

ItsNotTrue, how am I only hearing about this ghost gunner now? You’re a legend my friend, you might even qualify for saint hood.

[@HereticDuo]

Im asking for a friend too. That fucker owes me money.

[@makhnovistgang5643]

When you worry about 3d printed guns when you can make a sun machine gun with stuff from a hardware store for 100 dollars

[@orenthalsimpson]

STOP TRYING TO GROW A MUSTACHE!!!!!!!!!

[@jayv9779]

We are currently in the "hold my beer" era in America

[@deathmock5]

Funny bit is, with the same logic; every person in this chat knows how a nuke works. Every single one of us, if given the motivation could build a dirty bomb in there garage. But the simple fact of the matter is, we don't. The wrong questions keep being asked every time. How can we regulate this, how can we stop this. when it should be. How many mass shooting via 3D printed guns are there? or for that matter how many shooting with 3D printed guns are there? Or pipe shotguns? This crap keeps coming back over and over and over, people have been making there own guns for YEARS. With the same ingenuity needed to make a 3D printed gun, you can buy a 80% AR-15 lower. and machine it yourself. Its the only part that is regulated. Hell if your really good or good at google you can work on making it full auto. People keep looking at it like: "Oh wow, somebody is going to kill somebody with one of them eventually... should we regulate this?" Simple fact of the matter is, people are flawed. they are going to do what they want weather you try to stop them or not. A person with motivation is the most powerful and dangerous person in the world. Somebody is motivated to make a 3D printed gun for everyone? Neat. If we didn't have people to push the boundary a little, we wouldn't have set foot on the moon. Or cured polio. Or found treatments for radiation sickness and cancer.

[@SimonNZ6969]

Yeah I'm pretty sure that average person could not make a nuclear bomb even if they had all the equipment.

[@guytypeperson]

El Psy He didn't say people can make nukes. He said dirty bomb. And yes, anyone can make a dirty bomb with a pile of smoke detectors and some gun powder.

[@armymelodyloe1308]

you realize posting bomb making instructions on the internet is illegal right? lmao you really dont understand what a law is huh?

[@armymelodyloe1308]

ah yes. crippling society by making it harder for sociopaths to murder. what dicks. dont they know its our god given right to get shot in the face or blow to pieces? lmao

[@guytypeperson]

@@armymelodyloe1308 You understand that you're wrong, right? First of all, it is not illegal to talk about how to make a bomb. You just pulled that out of your ass. Making bombs is illegal, but you can talk about it in a hypothetical context all day long. Kind of like robbing a bank, or any other crime. If it were illegal to talk about or depict, every actor in Hollywood would be in jail. Second, nobody posted instruction. Talking about the concept of what a dirty bomb would not be illegal, even if discussing the particulars of making a bomb were (which again, it isn't).

[@rajatkundu6013]

That got dark there at the end..

[@kiddeath96]

You could just make a metal gun at home.

[@jmsmys13ify]

Kyd Jhesus Someone didn't watch the video to end and reach the "moral of the story."

[@patrickmcshane7658]

it's called a zip gun.

[@kiddeath96]

Twenty x Twenty I did. Just a general statement.

[@XthegreatwhyX]

But it won't pass a metal detector.

[@JesusLopez-ts7qc]

Kyd Jhesus good point but if you make a metal gun at home your more at risk to have it blow up once you hit the trigger

[@TheRealKillerTomato]

Just remember, the whole point of the release of the specs for these plastic firearms was to nullify any future push for banning guns. Now that literally anyone(with a $100k printer) can make one, there is no argument for “getting all the guns”. This gentleman is being cast as the absentminded idiot that unwittingly made the world a more dangerous place. He is actually the most brilliant gun rights activist that ever lived.

[@braydenrohr4558]

He could've at least tried to have made decent arguments to accompany his "jokes".

[@Ind3mnity]

0:23 omg that's a solid joke

[@m14ninja]

So the ammo is plastic too?? And the firing pin??

[@bookashkin]

Ammo is usually made with copper. A copper pin is hardly out of reach. Now you can bring your toy into just about any courthouse.

[@fbiagent2848]

If we’re banning 3-d printed guns we also need to ban pipes and nails because you can make a shotgun that’s more than effect than that.

[@danielwhyatt3278]

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how you share information.

[@denimsjeansported83]

So when do we print a rpg?

[@pierrecurie]

I've heard it's actually pretty easy (it's basically a big tube with a trigger; unlike guns, modern RPG launchers don't need to sustain high pressures/temperatures [ie why they're sometimes called recoilless rifles]). The hard part is printing the ammo.

[@whatabouttheearth]

Hazmat Gaming516 because one compares to the othet, your an imbecile

[@austinhyte4099]

Hazmat Gaming516 fuck, hopefully soon, that would be fucking cool.

[@denimsjeansported83]

James Lee it is other and thank you for the honesty

[@avatardecadewho]

Oh yea Texas is at it again! Love my state!

[@Rpgesusgoingin]

Do you know how much it would take to make a 3D printed and at that they only get off a few shots fear mongering

[@JevPrivate]

www.amazon.com/s?k=3d+printer&ref=is_s You can literally get a 3d printer for under 400 dollars on Amazon. Wtf are u talking about? I literally took 2 minutes to find that out and if ur persistent u can go straight to the dealer and get a really good one for under a 1000 dollars

[@AkaroXIV]

Bill A gun made by that and similar grade 3d printers would only explode in your face. To make a gun that fires more than once would require a 3d printer that costs well into the thousands.

[@JevPrivate]

yeainothat why would I believe any of u guys when u all lie and say u can't buy a 3d printer because it's too expensive and it is such a lie. You got caught in a lie and then just jump to ur next lie until u find one I can bother to google. There are plastics that are hard as metal. And u can use other materials that aren't plastic and eventually everyone will figure out replacements of key parts to make it work. Smh u all are all just liars and propagandist who don't care about anyone but ur selves

[@daturner1985]

For 400 you can just buy you a metal gun. Heck, you could get one for 100 if you know a guy. 3d printed guns are impractical at best. And you need metal to fire it, so, 100 percent plastic guns are not real.

[@JevPrivate]

Chef David many want untraceable guns that can't be caught with a metal detector. It's not only about how easy it is to get a gun.

[@charliedillon1400]

It's weird how Jim's Aussie accent never ever diminishes no matter how many years he lives in the U.S. I now think the heavy accent is part of his shtick.

[@hectormorales5306]

They work that laugh track over time with this guy. Anti-freedom is not funny. I dont care who's behind the microphone

[@johnpliskin8759]

Hector Morales you can still go buy guns, and those actually work, calm down meathead

[@hectormorales5306]

John Pliskin LMFAO!! "Meth head" Try not to be so triggered. projecting yourself onto others only makes you look silly. You're trolling game is weak sauce son! LOL

[@dakotaboggs3629]

I don't really have a dog in this fight, but he said meathead. Which means a stupid person. Which meth can attribute to... and you seem a little defensive. Please get help.

[@lancemorrison8561]

I love this guy! I'm glad he's on the right side!

[@RichardServello]

That was my first thought too. They don't give a shit until they can't protect themselves.

[@Marz-px6vx]

Jim Jeffries is one of the funniest but realist person.

[@greyveil]

I have 1 motto, if you can't eat it, don't fuck it or kill it, Jim!

[@yirapatricia]

Then why your government allows selling weapons to be a For Profit business? Why is not a production only in the hands of the army?

[@vinnievalentine421]

Cigarettes dont cause lung cancer. Asbestos, coal, radiation leaks, etc cause that.

[@tinkertrainbreach]

Homemade soap? That's the first rule, Jim, don't break it.

[@InsufficientGravitas]

Hmm.... No background checks, that sounds like private sales of guns

[@Highpplz]

We have all these Universities teaching ppl how to kill with nukes and other methods. It's all about how the information is applied.

[@paddy2081]

Based, gun control is impossible

[@skullkid3350]

2:55 of course this is happening in texas

[@winfield1775]

Lol imagine a bunch of sharks with plastic guns

[@crackerbarrelkid5279]

the best show on comedy Central today. Jim Jeffries is awesome.

[@Intangible_Jack]

Reruns of Chappelle's Show is the best show on CC today, with about 95% unfunny garbage

[@Pattern51lover]

Yeah that’s just not true

[@Intangible_Jack]

Nic Duvall says the clown who made the initial YT comment

[@Intangible_Jack]

Nic Duvall We all do man! embrace that shit

[@crackerbarrelkid5279]

I think you just cured my retardation.

[@bc1805]

I viewed this and next thing you know I read about the guy who made these plastic guns is in trouble for sexual assault. What the hell?

[@cherryred6051]

Now you can kill and recycled the same time wow what a time to be alive

[@Dreadheadezz]

Ever since that Netflix special I've been hooked.

[@pbfrank13]

"we dont encourage peopel to drive drunker" no but government does increase the barriers to services like uber that has drastically reduced drunk driving more than any check point or road pirate trap ever has. Interesting the state is supposed to protect the public's safety but goes out of its way to make it more difficult than it needs to be.

[@ravenlockhart0925]

The 3D printed gun thing happened at the very least around 5 years ago. For the most part, they don't work. Which is why I have yet to hear anything about a shooting involving a 3D printed gun. And I'm pretty sure assault weapons aren't being used in school or mass shootings. To the best of my knowledge, to buy or to be sold by a gun store, a special and highly expensive licenses is required. Which most people/stores do not have. It was a great bit, I laughed really hard.

[@soupeater7417]

Ancaps. They aren't even respected by other anarchists. They are less respected than us egoists

[@podgesher]

Jim you tried your best explain logic and and human compassion to america. I love your show your a legend . It's up to them now figure it out.

[@TheJukkis]

Tell that logic and human compassion to the people of North Korea or Hong Kong where the state has all the weapons.

[@OpinionsNoOneCaresAbout]

DAMN IT WHERE ARE THE HOVERBOARDS???

[@AlexA-wb9pr]

How is buying and then figuring out how these printers work easier then just buying a normal one ?