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3D-printed “ghost gun” ring comes to my community—and leaves a man dead

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Prosecutors in Montgomery County , Pennsylvania , cracked open a local 3D-printing black market gun ring.

One of the group's 9 mm -printed guns was used last month to murder a man during a botched burglary.

John Sutter : It's surprising that local prosecutors talk about black market trafficking rings, inept burglary schemes, murder.

A 3D-printed gun part used in the murder of Andrew Gaudio was printed on a 3D printer.

Investigators say the gun was made by Fulforth at his "highly sophisticated, clandestine firearms production facility" Five others have been charged with being part of the gun trafficking ring.

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