
3D-printed guns are now appearing the world over, including in the hands of organised criminals in Europe and anti-junta rebels in Myanmar. Made using a 3D printer and a few metal parts that can be easily sourced online, these shadow guns are untraceable, and becoming a popular choice for extremists too.
In this episode of The Conversation Weekly podcast, we talk to researcher Rajan Basra about this clandestine world, and about his hunt to uncover the real identity of the man who designed the world’s most popular 3D-printed gun, the FGC-9.