3D-Printed Guns: A Growing Concern

3D-printed guns, often called "ghost guns," are becoming a growing concern worldwide. These firearms can be made using 3D printers, downloadable blueprints, and basic materials, making them difficult to trace.

Experts worry that these guns could become popular among criminals and extremists. The technology has improved rapidly, with newer models capable of firing multiple shots without breaking.

Social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook have been used to advertise these guns, despite policies against it. Some sellers claim they can ship weapons globally, raising concerns about illegal gun trafficking.

While some see 3D-printed guns as a way to exercise their right to bear arms, others are calling for stricter regulations to prevent their spread. Some countries are considering laws to make possessing blueprints for these guns illegal.