A fully 3D printed concept weapon based on the third generation of Glock 19 handguns. The steel components such as the slide, barrel, and trigger assembly are not printed, however they are interchangeable with a standard Glock 19. I 3D printed a proprietary locking block and rail system out of aluminium, but I still haven't perfected this process and it is prohibitively expensive to manufacture large quantities for testing purposes. If you didn't notice, the weapon is broken. The optic flops up and down upon firing. The front tension wedges snapped off when I tried firing it with the wrong suppressor attached. It recoiled into the frame and cause impact damage. In spite of this, the weapon functioned flawlessly. If you like what you see, consider subscribing. Once I have a decent income, I'll be able to produce far more interesting videos. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHtevWSF5Mk

I'm too poor to afford a Steyr SPP (TMP), so I printed myself a chasis for a Steyr S9 pistol. This was just a fun project to see if I could make a reliable pistol chasis, similar to the CAA RONI or KPOS. It's much smaller than either of those two devices, and the pistol can be field stripped without being removed from the housing. The entire project consists of three parts: a left side, right side, and a charging handle. All components were printed in PLA on a Prusa MK2S. This project was completed a while ago, I'm just uploading the video today. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zut7doH4u68