SilencerCo displayed a version of Crye Precision’s Six12 rotary shotgun with an integrated 12 ga Salvo Suppressor.
Tags: Crye Precision, Silencerco
SilencerCo displayed a version of Crye Precision’s Six12 rotary shotgun with an integrated 12 ga Salvo Suppressor.
Tags: Crye Precision, Silencerco
Plastic parts look like 3D-printed. At least – handle and suppressor cover.
……. And, oh wonderous one, do you think either Crye Precision or SilencerCo are the type of companies that would use “3D-Printed” items on their products?
Thanks, bye.
For prototyping – for sure, they can. Any doubts?
If your opinion is based on your belief, not on things you can actually see (large resolution photos of that thing are available – pretty much people took photos of it), then there is nothing to discuss.
Well, 3D printing is great for prototying.
Sure.
But it makes a kind of precedent.
From some pictures I think the lower in Desert Tech’s bullpup rifles are made with 3D printers too.
Holy hell that’s cool.
Didn’t I get that in “Doom” on Level 1?
Coming to a movie near you soon…unfortunately not coming to my gun safe…
Oh, yes please.