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Originally posted by ridja75:


‘REAL ID’ has a star on it… Mandated by May of ‘25 for all identification:

They can cram their "mandate" sideways up their asses as long as illegals can fly all over the country with NO paperwork or ID but I need this "real" ID to travel within my own country? Fuck that.

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Originally posted by wcb6092:
He was not as smart as Ted Kaczynski.

Here's his review of Industrial Society and It's Future by Kaczynski...


https://x.com/StateofMind_02/s.../1866205994235433001

This fool crossed state lines to commit murder. He can go Federal and end up in SuperMax or death row.

A little better picture.

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Originally posted by hooch:
Some McDonalds worker got themselves a $50,000 Christmas bonus this year from ID'ing this guy.

"Tipster was an 'elderly patron' at McDonald's

The 911 caller who potentially identified the gunman at the Altoona McDonald's was an 'elderly patron' according to an anonymous law enforcement official speaking with the New York Times.

They called cops around 9.15am on Monday after spotting the man they believed matched surveillance images of the gunman shared by police."

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ne...nt-pennsylvania.html

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Originally posted by Greymann:
A little better picture.

Thanks. I was looking for one. And I believe we can be pretty certain it wasn’t a “W” gun or anything similar: assuming, of course he didn’t have another stashed away someplace.

Now, though, we have a “ghost gun,” i.e., one made from an unfinished ±80% frame, and conceivable, but also made on a 3D printer—? I haven’t kept up; what do the experts say about a functional Glock frame being made on a printer?

My first reaction to “ghost gun and 3D printed” was cops talking about things they don’t understand, but ...?

Was his dad’s name Chuck?

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Originally posted by wcb6092:

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Originally posted by hooch:
Some McDonalds worker got themselves a $50,000 Christmas bonus this year from ID'ing this guy.

"Tipster was an 'elderly patron' at McDonald's

The 911 caller who potentially identified the gunman at the Altoona McDonald's was an 'elderly patron' according to an anonymous law enforcement official speaking with the New York Times.

They called cops around 9.15am on Monday after spotting the man they believed matched surveillance images of the gunman shared by police."

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ne...nt-pennsylvania.html

That's even better.

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Originally posted by sigfreund:
Now, though, we have a “ghost gun,” i.e., one made from an unfinished ±80% frame, and conceivable, but also made on a 3D printer—?

That doesn't look anything like the printed versions I've seen, nor does it look to me like the P80 frames. Instead, I think it's actually a worked-over factory frame. The backstrap where the web of the hand rests, the upper front sections of the trigger guard, and the little fence around the slide lock lever all look factory Glock to me.

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Originally posted by sigfreund:
I haven’t kept up; what do the experts say about a functional Glock frame being made on a printer?

Oh yes, totally doable. They work and run fine, can even print your own magazines. In fact, I'm hoping to have a friend print up a whole mess of Scorpion magazines for me soon. There's a number of designs for complete guns out there.

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Originally posted by sigfreund:
My first reaction to “ghost gun and 3D printed” was cops talking about things they don’t understand, but ...?

I think that's the case here. They're seeing a stippled Glock and think it's printed. While printed guns are assuredly a thing, I don't think this is a picture of one of them. As you note, there's also no guarantee that's the murder weapon.

Not sure if it’s been reported here yet, but apparently Taylor Lorenz has been fired from her job. Whoops

What a shit human being she is

Cannot believe that no one has said it yet, but this was obviously a MOB HITMAN making his bones.

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Originally posted by HRK:
he probably kept it to use again....

Reduce, reuse, recycle! Do it for the children!

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Originally posted by Greymann:
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A little better picture.

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Greymann, do you have a link for that pic? I can't seem to find it.

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Originally posted by sigfreund:
My first reaction to “ghost gun and 3D printed” was cops talking about things they don’t understand, but ...?

What other option is there when they rush call it a “ghost gun” before they recovered the gun? I guess since the couldn’t see the serial number in the security camera footage, what other conclusion could they have come to?

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Originally posted by P220 Smudge:

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Originally posted by sigfreund:
Now, though, we have a “ghost gun,” i.e., one made from an unfinished ±80% frame, and conceivable, but also made on a 3D printer—?

That doesn't look anything like the printed versions I've seen, nor does it look to me like the P80 frames. Instead, I think it's actually a worked-over factory frame. The backstrap where the web of the hand rests, the upper front sections of the trigger guard, and the little fence around the slide lock lever all look factory Glock to me.

Looks exactly like a Polymer80 PF940...I believe the 'c' (PF940c) Glock 19 variant, as opposed to the 'v2' (PF940v2) Glock 17 variant.

I want to see if he printed the suppressor too.

That has been left out of the photos.

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Originally posted by PASig:
Not sure if it’s been reported here yet, but apparently Taylor Lorenz has been fired from her job. Whoops

She's working her way down to Only Fans.

A bit brighter version:

OMG , here we go ...

The grip looks like diamond pattern checkering.