If you're getting into 3D printing, you're going to have to play with settings. I'd also recommend getting real good at printing non-2A things before you even think about printing something that can blow up in your face.

Grip upgraded:

https://i.imgur.com/xrMcIcO.png

There are already a couple drop-in grips out there. They didn't sort out my broken trigger guard issue and I wanted to be able to try a few different grips. I'll probably end up with my zero angle/upright AR grip when I find it. I just threw the Hogue on there since it was handy.

There's a couple out there:

https://guncadindex.com/search?query=p320+magazine

Looks great, but I question how the brace designation would play out with what looks to be a fair amount of surface area.

Link updated.

De nada

If you see any troublesome content, from him or anyone else, please feel free to report it.

Yessir. If you have any additions just let me know.

Yep, and a couple others as well. Some of the remaining are getting repeated "Rule 7" flags on things that clearly don't violate anything, so they're on the chopping block as well.

Thanks! Not my first go on Lemmy, this is just my fosscad persona. Reddit is shitting all over what made it popular and driving folks away in droves.

Might be time for puts? calls? (whichever one bets against the stock, I was never any good at the market) on RDDT.

Ideally, they shouldn't. There is nothing illegal about designing a firearm or firearm accessories. Manufacturing them depends on your location and applicable laws, but they're the same laws that govern store-bought or private transaction purchase of commercially manufactured arms.

Lemmy, being decentralized and community driven, has no culpability for the discussion of lawful and (at least in the US) protected activities.