POSTPONED: Additive Manufacturing Firearms (3-D Printed Guns) Briefing

Thank you for your continued interest in Additive Manufacturing Firearms (3-D Printed Guns) briefing. Due to the current federal funding hiatus, the session scheduled for October 3rd has been postponed. 

We will announce a rescheduled time and date in the upcoming weeks.

Additive Manufacturing Firearms (3D Printed Guns)

Given today’s ever-changing threat environment, come and learn about a new emergent threat that faces critical infrastructure owners and operators.

 A Unique Training Opportunity

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Infrastructure Protection and the Department of Justice’s Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives are hosting a 2 hour briefing to enhance awareness of Additive Manufacturing Firearms (3-D Printer Guns) by:

Educating participants on the history of Cody Wilson, Defense Distributed, and 3D printed firearms;

Informing the audience on legal issues surrounding 3D printed firearms;

Describing the process for creating a 3D printed Liberator firearm;

Showing test examples conducted by the ATF

Fostering communication between infrastructure owners and operators about the future of 3D printed firearms