A Texas man has become the first person to successfully fire a real bullet from a gun that was created on a home 3D printer. Sounds crazy? In fact, the blueprint for the pistol is available for ...

Now that we have confirmation that the Liberator 3D-printed pistol can be fired without destroying the body, let's address what this means for 3D printed weapons and, presumably, homemade weapons ...

The world's first 3D-printed gun, the Liberator, has been printed, assembled, successfully test-fired -- and now the 3D CAD files are available to download, if you wish to create your own gun. A ...

The potential for 3D-printed guns has (unsurprisingly) generated a great deal of controversy, and the Liberator is no exception. Named after the WWII single shot pistol, this 3D-printed .380 ...

The original Liberator that inspired the 3D-printed version was a little-known, little-used World War II-era sheet-metal pistol, the FP-45 Liberator.

How do 3D printed guns differ from "normal" guns? More on the guns' manufacturing, legality, reliability and the skepticism surrounding them.

The gun debate expands to include plastic firearms that can be printed at home, with lawmakers expressing concerns about new technology.

Well, that was fast. It's not even been a week since the Liberator, the gun made out of plastic and printed on a 3D printer, was first unveiled and test shot. And already someone has downloaded ...

One of the two 3D-printed Liberator pistols acquired by London's Victoria & Albert Museum The world's first 3D-printed gun known as the Liberator has been treated as a technological ...

Cody Wilson became the first person to fire the world's first fully 3D-printed gun yesterday. The gun, named the "Liberator," was designed by Wilson's non-profit organization, Defense Distributed.