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3D-printed guns on rise in Australia, with seizures of lethal firearms up across nation

A record number of illegal 3D-printed guns have been seized across every state and territory. Police warn these firearms are lethal and those found with the blueprints to make them could face years in jail.

By: ABC News (AU)

Nov 05 2024
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3D-printed guns on rise in Australia, with seizures of lethal firearms up across nation

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