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Plastic Gun From Personal 3-D Printer Seized By British Authorities
British investigators found parts connected to the country's first black market plastic gun. British investigators found parts connected to the country's first black market plastic gun, lying next to the 3-D printer that most likely manufactured it, The Telegraph reported.
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