These guns can't be traced after any crime.
3D-printed ghost guns are homemade firearms made using 3D printers, often from plastic parts. These guns lack serial numbers, making them untraceable by law enforcement. This poses a significant challenge for crime-scene investigators, as traditional ballistics methods may not work on plastic firearms. The accessibility of 3D printing technology raises concerns about these untraceable weapons appearing in criminal activities, complicating efforts to ensure public safety. As technology advances, the need for updated forensic techniques and legal measures becomes increasingly crucial to address this growing issue.
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