Designer Releases A 3D-Printed Revolver

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By John BiggsNov 24, 2015, 6:33 pm161 pts
Engineering student James Patrick has built a working 3D-printable revolver that uses a rubber band and a nail to fire .22 bullets. The revolver can hold six or eight bullets and moves the cylinder from position to position after each shot. Patrick has built in a protective system that keeps the gun from…

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