Yes, my hands are orange. Cheap extension cords. Christmas lights. Also, after watching the video, I realize I called the part of the handgun that touches the meat between your thumb and trigger finger a “dovetail”. That is wrong, I meant to say beaver tail. Beavertail is the term. I told you I was in a hurry. Sorry.
If the suppressor is homemade, the government will never post a phot of it. That would signal to the public how easy it is to make a disposable suppressor and how pointless is the NFA as it pertains to preventing criminals from obtaining NFA items.
good grief, people have been making diy suppressors since forever. Stuff a pop bottle full of steel wool ... etc. etc. etc. -- AND a photo won't show you how to build something, AND it looks like any other fantasy "silencer" you see in spy movies.
I'm sorta more interested in the crime stoppers photo of a guy 5 days ago with less bushy, not connected eyebrows, thinner nose bridge, different coat, different backpack than the guy arrested in mcdonalds. I'm sure there's nothing to see here.
What has been in the news lately??? Silencers (suppressors) being taken off the NFA list, homemade guns, 3D printed guns, high capacity magazines, invisible to X-ray Guns (Glocks, polymer guns), high capacity magazines, and someone driven by the Anti-Vax, anti-Obama care medical coverage, who is a gun crazed NRA right-wing malicious unit member angry with the medical establishment. In short, every button has been pressed to call up the gun "safety" legions demanding we do something about the easy availability of cheap and readily available military-style mass shooting devices.
Indeed. The dude that was arrested is definitely not the same guy from the security footage… Not unless some pharmaceutical company has some super amazing hair growth drug they haven’t told anyone about for some strange reason… But even the nose looks different. The face looks different. I don’t believe it’s the same guy and I do believe we are being lied to again as usual.
@@cyrusfreeman9972 There's nothing wrong with that. I can convince anyone that at the very least "conspiracy theorists" have their reasons for what they believe. I've never considered myself a conspiracy theorist, but there's a mountain of evidence that they exist. Many of them are even admitted by our government. Just imagine how people would have been treated back in the day if they had come forward with accusations that the US military was intentionally infecting soldiers with syphilis. I've had to hunt down the Timothy McVeigh audio recordings of his FBI handlers telling him that he's not planting a bomb, but is taking part in a "drill". People just refuse to believe it until they hear it for themselves... and then some STILL refuse to believe it even after they do. Never underestimate a person's ability to remain willingly ignorant. There are several REAL conspiracies that the US government has been involved in that we know of. I can only imagine what they've kept secret.
There's no reason to make a video dragging this out. I have the answer 100% because I've 3d printed and shot several of these exact frames. The only person who got it right was print shoot repeat. It's a FMDA 19.2 Chairmanone frame. It comes off the printer bed stippled. There is no doubt this is the exact model. Your welcome "gun experts"
While hurting innocent people is evil. You would think this guy being intelligent enough to make a 3d gun. He wasn’t intelligent enough to get RID of it! He was in New York which is SURROUNDED by water!
I noticed the NYPD went to the normal murder weapon dumping ground in central park. After they sorted through 48 murder weapons they realized they didn't have the right one.
Who walks around with all the crime evidence on their persons? Then why would you dine in and eat hash browns at McDonald's if you had all that on you? McDonald's hash browns are the most portable item you can eat. This smells...
I am a gun guy been one for the last 50 years. Am I missing something? Seems like a much to do about nothing about if it was an 80% gun or a 3d printed gun! The serial number or lack of one did nothing to help locate the suspect. If you want to build a gun a trip to Home Depot and basic tools could do that!
Nope…pretty sure you just summed it up for yourself. But the point is. Guns are easy to build if you want to have a ghost gun to murder powerful people, or cleanly kill a chicken for dinner.
That's the thing, you're a gun guy. The people who use the term "ghost gun" have never actually used a firearm, and believe that all firearms are scary and should be banned. Anything they can use to amplify that message is worth it to them. See also the news reports about how "easy" it is to make a home made firearm. Where the reporter commits felonies and has someone skilled from the ATF do the work.
@@StuPedasso Wrong. Most solvent traps were sold with neilson devices. However, getting solvent traps in 2024 is no longer easy, if not impossible without getting caught up in a sting operation. It's more likely to be an FTN v3.
There’s been a couple makers in the community that have found ways to bypass/ incorporate it directly into the system. Whether or not he used one of their cans (in this case I’m presuming he didn’t) is a different story
But...But...But...the media said it was a "bolt-action pistol with a very long barrel to make it look to police like it was a veterinarian's weapon"...and yes, that is close to an exact quote. And, the senior law enforcement analyst from CNN said he has never seen such a weapon before. smh.
The fact that is was a 3D printed "ghost" gun and they found him in less than a week kinda blows up the whole argument against "ghost guns." Number or no number, it doesn't make it any legal. Number or no number it does not effect the ability for the police to find the alleged shooter.
Right. It doesn't matter if the gun was 3D-printed, an 80%, or a normal pistol with or without the serial filed off. They found the guy via photos of his face.
SN is really for tracking who is selling guns to criminals, or trying to match a found gun of unknown provinance to a person. In this case SN or lack thereof didn't mater. Hell even ghost gun vs not didn't matter as shooter didn't have any record that would prevent him from walking into any gun store in Georgia and buying a high-point
The man in custody isn't an" alleged suspect." He's totally a suspect, because he's an alleged murderer. I say this not knowing if he's the guilty man.
The gun was the reason for the crime. The person was just the collateral. A person high enough in status to shock people when he died and get national coverage but low enough in status to be accessible by a guy like this. The crime was done to give lawmakers a reason to draft a law to stop homemade guns. Game it out, am I wrong.
Not just the NYPD... Just read comments on any video talking about this over the past few days. TONS of people just KNEW it was a station 6. Even though it CLEARLY WASN'T.
If you look into him, he comes from a wealthy family, his family owns a bunch of crap and his cousin is actually a politician. But it makes no sense to me, why he would STILL have all that stuff on him..
The only thing I can figure is that once he saw they were circulating his picture he decided to just give himself up or throw all caution to the wind and strut around in public in the same clothes with all his crime paraphernalia on him. Seems suicidally stupid but so is trying to assassinate a CEO.
There are new articles out there that this CEO was involved in some shady deals. As much as I do not condone murder, sometimes the gene pool must be cleaned of trash. These "insurance companies" are far more interested in providing massive returns to their investors and to top brass that they intentionally refuse to cover claims based on one small mistake made on the paperwork. I have knowledge of one medical corporation that has issues with the insurance companies rejecting claims for one simple mistake on the application. Considering that every company has their own claims forms to fill out and they are ALL VERY DIFFERENT, it is very hard for those overworked in the billing department to file an accurate claim. First the government needs to step in and mandate one universal claim form for ALLhealthcare insurance providers to work with. This will streamline paperwork needed to file for a claim. It also means less chance of mistakes and larger payouts for insurance companies when one common claim form is used cutting out chances for mistakes. This equals to less profitable payouts to stock holders and lower salaries to the top management. This individual who has not been proven guilty in a court of law as of yet has, if he IS THE SUBJECT OF THE SHOOTING, many people who have been denied claims will find him as a hero to their misery. Really who is to blame for this crime, it is the insurance providers and their policies.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 I mean, CEO is just a dude, not even important dude. I am almost sure if story didnt blew up they would be "searching" for him 20 more years.
Did the fact the weapon had personally fabricated parts (muh ghoul gun!1!) serve ANY role in FACILITATING a crime that would have otherwise not have been possible without it? Of course not.
@@kc8omg Can’t post here… Senate bill 1149. Read that one. Then there is one that will outlaw paint. Deceptively colored weapons. Carry conceal is being gutted. She promised to sign them all
So here come the new laws! 1. Ban 3D printers! 2, Arrest anyone who knows anything about gunsmithing. 3. Arrest anyone who uses the internet to research guns and gun making!
It’s possible this guy is a complete psychopath who doesn’t care about going to prison of getting the death penalty. He probably sees himself as a martyr for a noble cause.
@@michaelprather8371 complete psychopath definition: going to another state to kill someone you don’t know with a 3D printed gun and silencer. Yep, 👍 that’s him.
This guy was a nutcase who took magic mushrooms and bunch of other psychedelics "for pain" -so logic is out the window here because he is basically just a meth tweaker. Nothing to see here. Junkies gonna junkie.
They have said the suppressor was 3D printed and, yes, they are going after “ghost guns” as they call them. I don’t think the shooter was worried about durability of the can. If we ever get audio of the shooting we will be able to determine the effectiveness of the can and whether its effectiveness was degraded over the three shots.
As usual it is what the government DOESN'T say that teaches us more about the situation than what the government DOES say. Thank you for the informative video.
The frame design and slide have been identified by 3D2A peoples. Chairmanwon designed V1 glock 19 (definitely printed), Patmos arms slide, aftermarket suppressor height sights. The frame design is an older one, posted 3-4 years ago. v2 was more popular, and the v3 has been released
Generally speaking every "Italian" I've met in the USA is Jewish, not Italian. They're middle easterners who LARP'd as Italian once you started letting Italians in.
Something MAC pointed out was that the shooter was aiming at the victims back and hit him in the leg, which appears to be the case. Indicating a baffle strike. If this were true I can't see a plastic 3d printed suppressor holding up to that. I think the suppressor was a solvent trap in its former life based on that theory. It would be heavy enough to cause malfunctions and durable enough to roughly hold together with a moderate baffle strike. Also explains the lack of booster. I disagree with the idea that police would show pictures of a plastic 3d printed suppressor. They might comment on it, but for some reason I think they want people to believe somehow suppressors are more than mufflers for guns. Some super secret recipe to silence a gun.
He doesnt have the money to go buy it at a gunshop or from someone selling personal guns at a gunshow but he has money to get a 3d printer and scoured the internet for the specs and program to make it yet he was too stupid to destroy it after it was used or at least get it into someone elses hands, such as a gangbangers hands, to redirect blame. Luigi! You disappoint me. I will never play as Luigi ever again.
I'm wondering if any more photographs of the weapon and silencer will be released at all. Unless the local DA (Bragg?) wants to publicly crucify the alleged perp, the DA's office will try to extort a plea deal and remember that 95%+ of cases are decided through pleas, not jury trials. Not taking a plea tends to get 'rewarded' with more and heavier charges. Even if the feds go after the perp separately on possession of an unlicenced NFA item, the perp might have an attitude of 'After the first life sentence the rest are free' and try a constitutionality defense. Would the feds want that possibility? From what I've seen, this does not appear to be a dirt poor defendant.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 There is a parts kit you can buy that has the bearing rails. You print the grip frame, clean off the flashing, clean a few holes and other things - then the parts kit practically drops in and is retained with pins. Then you get a Glock or aftermarket(Glock type) slide.
I'm thinking the silencer was home made, and that it will not be publicized, because it will prove that any criminal can just make one if they have the desire to do so.
@@fattigla when I was a kid (1959ish) I found a cross-section pic of a suppressor. I made one with a hacksaw and a file, in about an hour. If a kid that never had a Shop Class can make one, that worked perfectly on a .22 bolt action rifle, almost anyone else can make a "silencer". Basic suppressors are stupid simple.
Maybe it really wasn't a can but a linear comp? If that is the case of course they don't want to make that common knowledge. It wouldn't support their anti suppressor agenda.
@@jeremywills9303 A comp for a PCC? That thing looked pretty big to me. Plus, the rumor in the TV news is it was a "3D printed suppressor." The PSR guy showed one on his channel yesterday.
Bro, its a chairmanwon frame with obvious artifacts from the steep 90 degree overhang at the back of the "beaver tail" thus I can say with certainty (I would bet $1000) it was printed rails up rather than rails down (A preference for function over form). It was literally the most popular frame design to print from 2022-2023. Can was probably a FTN.3
I think you’re 100% correct and I will also add. I think they’re going to use this in some fashion to try to push suppressor wait times for tax stamps back even further and make them harder to acquire.
Had a buddy when I was in the Navy named Mangione. As far as the suppressor goes, those eyebrows would hav sufficed, this comes from a 68 year old with a wild caterpillar on his forehead.
There is a pin at the front of the trigger guard, commonly used to pin a locking block and frame rails in place. No plate for the serial number. It isn't an OEM slide as there are no markings. I've used one of those slides before, but damned if I can remember the name/source right now.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 That's not what he is saying. He's saying an 80% frame for commercial sale would have the plate, a home made 3d print frame would not. Since the gun in the pic does not have a plate, it must be a 3d print.
@@lrh411 Yeah that was what I was asking; I didn't know if there was a law that all home made guns had to be serialized (seems silly but exactly like something the government would require).
They will have to release a picture of the suppressor at some point because it's gonna be part of the firearms charges he's facing and will have to be preserved and produced as evidence for trial. I'd be my guess that the suppressor came apart during ballistics testing, because they have to prove the suppressor was functional as a suppressor and it had already been weakened by the actual shooting.
Another “issue” is with a 3D printer I can easily convert a semi-automatic weapon in to full automatic. I’m former military so I’m aware of the issues with “Spray & pray”. However it will be an issue for law enforcement.
I just heard the assassin is denying a Faraday bag and also a bunch of cash. He claimed the cash was planted by the cops. The talking head mentioned he had a 3D printed gun and a 3D printed suppressor. IIRC He was quoting a NYC prosecutor or some other person. Maybe they were guessing that it was a 3D printed suppressor.
Concealed carry without a permit, in New York City is against the law. Using a "ghost gun" in New York City is against the law. Using a "ghost gun" with a suppressor is against the law in New York City. Discharging a "ghost gun" with a suppressor on a city street, in New York city is against the law. Discharging a "ghost gun" with a suppressor on a city street, and shooting someone in the back in New York city is against the law. Shoplifting in New York City is a no bond release. We desperately need more gun laws.
Had the Founders foreseen the future, they would have written a very different Second Amendment: _“A well protected public, being necessary to the security of a free State, the Duty of the People to keep and bear arms shall be Enforced.”_
He's not an "Alleged suspect". He is simply the "Suspect". You won't get in trouble for calling him "Suspect". Now, if you say, "The Perpetrator", or "The guy that did it", or "The mur... guy", you can get in trouble. But "Suspect" already includes the idea of "Alleged".
So the frame may have been printed, the slide wasn't... the barrel wasn't. If he tossed it in a lake, it may have been a problem tracing it to him, but that's not what happened. Oh, but he had a gun without a background check. So what he had no criminal record and could have passed a background check and bought a new glock six months ago. Or simply bought a stolen gun last week. Either way, his victim would still have three bullets in his back.
interesting thought.... If Brandon Herrera was ATF director, could he directly get his hands on the supposed suppressor used and make that public information? Suppressors are the ATFs purview and then there would be no hiding what kind of suppressor it was if it was home made or not. Unless the argument becomes because it was potentially home made they can't have access to it or something but I don't think that would hold water.
I don't think the suppressor's cylinder was 3D printed, but the baffles may have been. It doesn't look like any of those solvent catch suppressors, and they didn't even work very well. They were junk.
You can definitely tell it's 3D printed. There's a slight deformation on the dovetail section of the pistol and the base of the magazine slide as well. There's absolutely too many deformations on the lower assembly doesn't appear to have any laser cuts.
Well, it's not a factory GLOCK G-19 or a 80% Arms GST-9 MOD-1 for sure. The GST-9 MOD-1 has a removable magwell and roll pin to secure it in place. The gas peddle and undercut trigger guard are similar though. The removable quick change G19/G17 magwell is a key specialty feature on that particular gun. The entire frame looks too rough, unrefined and "grainy" to be injection molded. I believe it to be a 3D printed aftermarket frame. He was a computer guy so that makes the most sense.
They won’t show a pic of the tube because it was broken and they don’t want to show that it failed. They want people to believe that printed tubes are perfectly reliable and therefore should be “banned”.
Just a quick thought here, you can clearly see the 3-D printer creation lines in the grip structure. It's obviously a genuine Glock slide. Probably picked up on eBay. And your guess is as good as mine about the trigger.. the slide insert probably came from Glock parts from some online purchase as well. But that frame is printed, there's no doubt in the world that frame is printed.
@ I do too, same stipple as well just in od green instead of black, I still need a rail kit for it so. Better get on that before they all sell out after this.
@AKSaber907 Yeah I know glocks have the dingus trigger safeties. The photo quality may be causing what I see. But it looks like they filed way some sort of a 1911 style grip safety on the back. You can kinda see the tang of what appears to be one left. I was wondering if there was some sort of airsoft chicom frame knockoff that adds a grip safety maybe and he messed with that. That or someone tried to 3d print a stock attachment or something. Something weird going on there. Who knows. Maybe we'll get better pics soon
You can clearly tell it was 3d printed. And I was correct also saying the firearm was homemade. I called about numerous gun channels going along with the media about it being a b&t.
I may have found the frame, or at least one very close. Look at Hooper Gunworks 80% Glock lowers. I wouldn't be surprised if it was one of these that was modified. The cut out and mag release is spot on, and so is the trigger guard.
I don't believe the suppressor was 3D printed because the plastic wouldn't be heavy enough to cause the malfunction that caused him to have to rack the slide. I could be wrong, but I don't think so.
After looking at the gun photo blown up, I can see that the frame is definitely 3D printed. You can also see a couple places where the plastic has been damaged on it. The slide looks like steel and would more than likely NOT function properly being very light like plastic. Steel slides can be purchased in a number of places legally, to the best of my knowledge.
Has he been charged for having a non-NFA registered suppressor? Looking at the charges I can’t see one that I think is specifically for the suppressor.
That grip/frame doesn' t look like any factory job -nothing that ugly wouild make it in the marketplace Your analysis on that is impecable and the discussion of the suppressor is bang on also, A home -grown silencer is premative tech with the only challenge being getting a threaded mount to fit the threaded barrel . The notion that any commercial suppressor company would attain instant Gun! Control! celebrity is unquestionably true. It would become as reviled as the erzatz HoMe Boy nite site.
not that i have any actual experience but the "suppressor " could very well be one of the infamous "solvent traps" or "fuel filters" (never figured how that design could filter fuel). cheap,simple,plentiful,easy access and rather effective but i'm just a dumb welder so take this with a salt lick.
I've seen one picture of the supposed weapon w/ suppressor in a CitiBike basket (which he ride from the crime scene to Central Park). Its a bit fuzzy tho.
Yes, my hands are orange. Cheap extension cords. Christmas lights.
Also, after watching the video, I realize I called the part of the handgun that touches the meat between your thumb and trigger finger a “dovetail”. That is wrong, I meant to say beaver tail. Beavertail is the term. I told you I was in a hurry. Sorry.
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Polymer 80, look at the trigger guard. Rest is shaved to whoever was making it. Not 3d . Almost positive.
This is already old news..
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If the suppressor is homemade, the government will never post a phot of it. That would signal to the public how easy it is to make a disposable suppressor and how pointless is the NFA as it pertains to preventing criminals from obtaining NFA items.
The NRA and Trump might well do away with that tax stamp bs. Join the "new" NRA!
@RunningMan630 The “other” coat hanger misuse
They already showed pictures of the suppressor on the news.
It doesn't matter if they show it. It will only look like a tube and you won't be able to see the internal structure.
good grief, people have been making diy suppressors since forever. Stuff a pop bottle full of steel wool ... etc. etc. etc. -- AND a photo won't show you how to build something, AND it looks like any other fantasy "silencer" you see in spy movies.
I'm sorta more interested in the crime stoppers photo of a guy 5 days ago with less bushy, not connected eyebrows, thinner nose bridge, different coat, different backpack than the guy arrested in mcdonalds. I'm sure there's nothing to see here.
What has been in the news lately??? Silencers (suppressors) being taken off the NFA list, homemade guns, 3D printed guns, high capacity magazines, invisible to X-ray Guns (Glocks, polymer guns), high capacity magazines, and someone driven by the Anti-Vax, anti-Obama care medical coverage, who is a gun crazed NRA right-wing malicious unit member angry with the medical establishment. In short, every button has been pressed to call up the gun "safety" legions demanding we do something about the easy availability of cheap and readily available military-style mass shooting devices.
Indeed. The dude that was arrested is definitely not the same guy from the security footage… Not unless some pharmaceutical company has some super amazing hair growth drug they haven’t told anyone about for some strange reason… But even the nose looks different. The face looks different. I don’t believe it’s the same guy and I do believe we are being lied to again as usual.
@@cyrusfreeman9972 Government lie? You must be one of those "conspiracy theorists". lol.
@ I’m a conspiracy analyst lol!
@@cyrusfreeman9972 There's nothing wrong with that. I can convince anyone that at the very least "conspiracy theorists" have their reasons for what they believe. I've never considered myself a conspiracy theorist, but there's a mountain of evidence that they exist. Many of them are even admitted by our government. Just imagine how people would have been treated back in the day if they had come forward with accusations that the US military was intentionally infecting soldiers with syphilis. I've had to hunt down the Timothy McVeigh audio recordings of his FBI handlers telling him that he's not planting a bomb, but is taking part in a "drill". People just refuse to believe it until they hear it for themselves... and then some STILL refuse to believe it even after they do. Never underestimate a person's ability to remain willingly ignorant. There are several REAL conspiracies that the US government has been involved in that we know of. I can only imagine what they've kept secret.
There's no reason to make a video dragging this out. I have the answer 100% because I've 3d printed and shot several of these exact frames. The only person who got it right was print shoot repeat.
It's a FMDA 19.2 Chairmanone frame. It comes off the printer bed stippled. There is no doubt this is the exact model. Your welcome "gun experts"
Its also probably a Brownell's slide, not a oem
I knew I recognized that frame.
What's the scoop on 3d printed suppressors? Do they work? Can they even be threaded onto the barrel properly?
100% agreed. As someone who sees printed items every day, it's obvious that's a printed item.
After googling that, I'm going to say you are correct.
While hurting innocent people is evil. You would think this guy being intelligent enough to make a 3d gun. He wasn’t intelligent enough to get RID of it! He was in New York which is SURROUNDED by water!
I believe he wanted to be caught, to use his trial as a forum for his anarchist bullshit.
That CEO was not innocent.
Health insurance CEOs are not innocent
I noticed the NYPD went to the normal murder weapon dumping ground in central park. After they sorted through 48 murder weapons they realized they didn't have the right one.
If the Hudson River were to dry up , thousands of guns would likely be found. You know, from all those “boating accidents “.
Who walks around with all the crime evidence on their persons? Then why would you dine in and eat hash browns at McDonald's if you had all that on you? McDonald's hash browns are the most portable item you can eat. This smells...
Someone who saw they were circulating his photo? Maybe he just gave up trying to run at that point. That's the only thing I can figure.
Which set of photos? The first set that was shown from a surveillance video doent look like the others or the guy who they arrested.
I have also heard that he had ideas of targeting someone else
@@alanmcnew5376 Good point. It wasn't exactly his driver's license.
@@MrSabram07 he has enough money to make a few throwaways for each incident
I am a gun guy been one for the last 50 years. Am I missing something? Seems like a much to do about nothing about if it was an 80% gun or a 3d printed gun! The serial number or lack of one did nothing to help locate the suspect. If you want to build a gun a trip to Home Depot and basic tools could do that!
Nope…pretty sure you just summed it up for yourself. But the point is. Guns are easy to build if you want to have a ghost gun to murder powerful people, or cleanly kill a chicken for dinner.
That's the thing, you're a gun guy. The people who use the term "ghost gun" have never actually used a firearm, and believe that all firearms are scary and should be banned. Anything they can use to amplify that message is worth it to them.
See also the news reports about how "easy" it is to make a home made firearm. Where the reporter commits felonies and has someone skilled from the ATF do the work.
Can you explain the 80% thing.
@ 80% is in reference to it being 80% complete. It requires about 20% more machining to build the receiver.
Italians got great hair. Luigi grew a heavy set of eye brows in 72 hours. Neat trick.
With it being a homemade suppressor it would explain why it didn't have a booster.
neither do solvent traps
@@StuPedasso Wrong. Most solvent traps were sold with neilson devices. However, getting solvent traps in 2024 is no longer easy, if not impossible without getting caught up in a sting operation. It's more likely to be an FTN v3.
There’s been a couple makers in the community that have found ways to bypass/ incorporate it directly into the system. Whether or not he used one of their cans (in this case I’m presuming he didn’t) is a different story
But...But...But...the media said it was a "bolt-action pistol with a very long barrel to make it look to police like it was a veterinarian's weapon"...and yes, that is close to an exact quote. And, the senior law enforcement analyst from CNN said he has never seen such a weapon before. smh.
I saw that. The quality of the “experts” is laughable. The anchors are clueless. They just read the script. Pathetic.
i guess the CNN "experts "did not notice the gas escaping the ejection port and he was clearly pulling on a slide, not a bolt twist
@@commiesnzombies Shhh. You're not supposed to notice such things. ;)
The whole story stinks
The people that want all the evil guns melted are the same ones without a bit of gun knowledge
The fact that is was a 3D printed "ghost" gun and they found him in less than a week kinda blows up the whole argument against "ghost guns." Number or no number, it doesn't make it any legal. Number or no number it does not effect the ability for the police to find the alleged shooter.
Right. It doesn't matter if the gun was 3D-printed, an 80%, or a normal pistol with or without the serial filed off. They found the guy via photos of his face.
SN is really for tracking who is selling guns to criminals, or trying to match a found gun of unknown provinance to a person.
In this case SN or lack thereof didn't mater.
Hell even ghost gun vs not didn't matter as shooter didn't have any record that would prevent him from walking into any gun store in Georgia and buying a high-point
It's strange, Like the laws in New York against guns and 3d printed guns didn't stop a bad guy, doesn't he know the laws?
It's a good thing New York isn't part of America so it doesn't pertain to Americans
Don't forget the fact ,It could have been a fake silencer. They would NEVER admit to that.
It's called a BEAVER TAIL not a dovetail
Im kind of surprised they didn’t say it was equipped with a bump stock too.
And a high powered clip.
the cnn split tail called it a rifle, and the guest experts agreed
I heard that it had one of those shoulder things that go up too!
The man in custody isn't an" alleged suspect." He's totally a suspect, because he's an alleged murderer.
I say this not knowing if he's the guilty man.
“He’s hot marinara sauce running through his veins. All three of his names have too many vowels.” 🤣
What we know is that they took an extremely poor picture of the gun, which is not even remotely good enough to be used for evidence of any kind.
The gun was the reason for the crime. The person was just the collateral. A person high enough in status to shock people when he died and get national coverage but low enough in status to be accessible by a guy like this. The crime was done to give lawmakers a reason to draft a law to stop homemade guns. Game it out, am I wrong.
You're not wrong. Steve Dettelbach and his cronies at the ATF, along with Merrick Garland, in the next month will hammer this in the media 24/7.
I knew you were right about it not being a Station Six. Such a bad take by the NYPD.
Anyone with half a brain knew it wasn't a Welrod or VP9
Not just the NYPD...
Just read comments on any video talking about this over the past few days.
TONS of people just KNEW it was a station 6. Even though it CLEARLY WASN'T.
@@James_Bee I mocked all of them I came across, along with all the people saying he was a "pro."
If you look into him, he comes from a wealthy family, his family owns a bunch of crap and his cousin is actually a politician. But it makes no sense to me, why he would STILL have all that stuff on him..
The only thing I can figure is that once he saw they were circulating his picture he decided to just give himself up or throw all caution to the wind and strut around in public in the same clothes with all his crime paraphernalia on him. Seems suicidally stupid but so is trying to assassinate a CEO.
There are new articles out there that this CEO was involved in some shady deals. As much as I do not condone murder, sometimes the gene pool must be cleaned of trash. These "insurance companies" are far more interested in providing massive returns to their investors and to top brass that they intentionally refuse to cover claims based on one small mistake made on the paperwork. I have knowledge of one medical corporation that has issues with the insurance companies rejecting claims for one simple mistake on the application. Considering that every company has their own claims forms to fill out and they are ALL VERY DIFFERENT, it is very hard for those overworked in the billing department to file an accurate claim. First the government needs to step in and mandate one universal claim form for ALLhealthcare insurance providers to work with. This will streamline paperwork needed to file for a claim. It also means less chance of mistakes and larger payouts for insurance companies when one common claim form is used cutting out chances for mistakes. This equals to less profitable payouts to stock holders and lower salaries to the top management. This individual who has not been proven guilty in a court of law as of yet has, if he IS THE SUBJECT OF THE SHOOTING, many people who have been denied claims will find him as a hero to their misery.
Really who is to blame for this crime, it is the insurance providers and their policies.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 I mean, CEO is just a dude, not even important dude. I am almost sure if story didnt blew up they would be "searching" for him 20 more years.
The B&T was one of the dumbest guesses.
Did the fact the weapon had personally fabricated parts (muh ghoul gun!1!) serve ANY role in FACILITATING a crime that would have otherwise not have been possible without it? Of course not.
Michigan is outlawing my cnc mill.. My paint, 3d printer as we watch…. 2A …. Not infringe…. Right
What'd ol' Gretchen cook up this time? Haven't heard about one related to manufacturing...
@@kc8omg Senate just passed it I believe; or it has one more reading. I think there are a total of 8 anti gun bills going thru.
@@kc8omg Can’t post here… Senate bill 1149. Read that one. Then there is one that will outlaw paint. Deceptively colored weapons. Carry conceal is being gutted. She promised to sign them all
Whitmer is a damn commie.
@@REIronminerits not tonlate to delete this comment andnyour account brother... Shall. Not be. Infringed. 🎉🎉🎉
So here come the new laws! 1. Ban 3D printers! 2, Arrest anyone who knows anything about gunsmithing. 3. Arrest anyone who uses the internet to research guns and gun making!
Who makes a throw away gun and doesn't throw it away? I think this was planted on him or it wasn't the guy.
Dumb comment.
It’s possible this guy is a complete psychopath who doesn’t care about going to prison of getting the death penalty. He probably sees himself as a martyr for a noble cause.
@@michaelprather8371 complete psychopath definition: going to another state to kill someone you don’t know with a 3D printed gun and silencer. Yep, 👍 that’s him.
Seriously it's so insane that he kept everything in him .
This guy was a nutcase who took magic mushrooms and bunch of other psychedelics "for pain" -so logic is out the window here because he is basically just a meth tweaker. Nothing to see here. Junkies gonna junkie.
So he used a completely untraceable ghost gun and they still caught him, spectacular police work
He was caught because someone recognized him from some posted photos and called law enforcement.
He couldn't stay away from fast food for even a week, even being the most wanted man in America at the moment
@@superman20029 shit so absurd I can’t even believe if this true or not.
rich people are the only ones who matter. Not you or I.
@@Valanci555 probably was using the WiFi, trying to see how close they were to IDing him
Should have just asked his uncle Tony to deal with it. No witnesses, no murder weapon, no evidence, no comeback 🍝🇮🇹
PSR's video last night says it is 3D printed, and he's waiting for more specific info to come out on it.
You made an excellent call on the gun and setup used and you were way ahead of everyone else.
I think it's funny how nobody even wants to mention the "veterinary pistol" that was first identified by "experts". Instant amnesia! LOL
They have said the suppressor was 3D printed and, yes, they are going after “ghost guns” as they call them. I don’t think the shooter was worried about durability of the can. If we ever get audio of the shooting we will be able to determine the effectiveness of the can and whether its effectiveness was degraded over the three shots.
As usual it is what the government DOESN'T say that teaches us more about the situation than what the government DOES say.
Thank you for the informative video.
The frame design and slide have been identified by 3D2A peoples. Chairmanwon designed V1 glock 19 (definitely printed), Patmos arms slide, aftermarket suppressor height sights. The frame design is an older one, posted 3-4 years ago. v2 was more popular, and the v3 has been released
Generally speaking every "Italian" I've met in the USA is Jewish, not Italian. They're middle easterners who LARP'd as Italian once you started letting Italians in.
As a Sicilian American I am insulted!
Our folks would have been much more professional about this hit. This was just sloppy.
Something MAC pointed out was that the shooter was aiming at the victims back and hit him in the leg, which appears to be the case. Indicating a baffle strike. If this were true I can't see a plastic 3d printed suppressor holding up to that. I think the suppressor was a solvent trap in its former life based on that theory. It would be heavy enough to cause malfunctions and durable enough to roughly hold together with a moderate baffle strike. Also explains the lack of booster. I disagree with the idea that police would show pictures of a plastic 3d printed suppressor. They might comment on it, but for some reason I think they want people to believe somehow suppressors are more than mufflers for guns. Some super secret recipe to silence a gun.
probably clipped a nerve that runs down the leg or hit the spine
@commiesnzombies well we know that he was shot in the leg.
@@andyd2960 how many rounds hit him
He doesnt have the money to go buy it at a gunshop or from someone selling personal guns at a gunshow but he has money to get a 3d printer and scoured the internet for the specs and program to make it yet he was too stupid to destroy it after it was used or at least get it into someone elses hands, such as a gangbangers hands, to redirect blame. Luigi! You disappoint me. I will never play as Luigi ever again.
I'm wondering if any more photographs of the weapon and silencer will be released at all. Unless the local DA (Bragg?) wants to publicly crucify the alleged perp, the DA's office will try to extort a plea deal and remember that 95%+ of cases are decided through pleas, not jury trials. Not taking a plea tends to get 'rewarded' with more and heavier charges.
Even if the feds go after the perp separately on possession of an unlicenced NFA item, the perp might have an attitude of 'After the first life sentence the rest are free' and try a constitutionality defense. Would the feds want that possibility? From what I've seen, this does not appear to be a dirt poor defendant.
We definitely don't want the constitutionality of making suppressors NFA being decided on this case. The optics are all wrong.
The gun looks like a chairmanwon 3D print. 3D2A folks on Twitter are saying it’s the old V1.
PSR dropped a video on it yesterday.
@@gschgvt2956 I saw that after I made my comment.
It is a printed frame. My son has printed 3-4 of that model, one of which is on a stand about 3 ft behind me.
How do you integrate the slide rails and stuff? Do you print over top of them or make cutouts?
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 There is a parts kit you can buy that has the bearing rails. You print the grip frame, clean off the flashing, clean a few holes and other things - then the parts kit practically drops in and is retained with pins. Then you get a Glock or aftermarket(Glock type) slide.
Thinking the first shot was a bullet strike on the can.
the suppressor pic is what I am the most interested in.
I'm thinking the silencer was home made, and that it will not be publicized, because it will prove that any criminal can just make one if they have the desire to do so.
@@fattigla when I was a kid (1959ish) I found a cross-section pic of a suppressor. I made one with a hacksaw and a file, in about an hour. If a kid that never had a Shop Class can make one, that worked perfectly on a .22 bolt action rifle, almost anyone else can make a "silencer". Basic suppressors are stupid simple.
They haven’t mocked that up yet. Prop department is running a little behind schedule, I guess.
Maybe it really wasn't a can but a linear comp? If that is the case of course they don't want to make that common knowledge. It wouldn't support their anti suppressor agenda.
@@jeremywills9303 A comp for a PCC? That thing looked pretty big to me.
Plus, the rumor in the TV news is it was a "3D printed suppressor." The PSR guy showed one on his channel yesterday.
Bro, its a chairmanwon frame with obvious artifacts from the steep 90 degree overhang at the back of the "beaver tail" thus I can say with certainty (I would bet $1000) it was printed rails up rather than rails down (A preference for function over form). It was literally the most popular frame design to print from 2022-2023.
Can was probably a FTN.3
Yep!
Luigi is a 3D newbie
@@rb58761 Function over form would indicate otherwise. But yeah, probably
I think you’re 100% correct and I will also add. I think they’re going to use this in some fashion to try to push suppressor wait times for tax stamps back even further and make them harder to acquire.
Gun laws are braindead stupid as of lately, even single celled organism would be better at making them smh.
Gee!! I can't believe how accurate I was ON DAY ONE!! It sure looks like a P80 to me...
Grabbers will surely try to ban personal manufacture of firearms now.
Best intro ever. I had a good chuckle. Thanks for being human my dude.
Had a buddy when I was in the Navy named Mangione. As far as the suppressor goes, those eyebrows would hav sufficed, this comes from a 68 year old with a wild caterpillar on his forehead.
There is a pin at the front of the trigger guard, commonly used to pin a locking block and frame rails in place. No plate for the serial number. It isn't an OEM slide as there are no markings. I've used one of those slides before, but damned if I can remember the name/source right now.
LET'S GO BRANDON!
no, this isn't in support of the future director of the ATF. It's begging.
There's no metal plate where you can serialize your gun. I believe that all commercial 80% frames have the plate.
So what's the law? You can make your own guns but they have to be serialized/serializable?
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 That's not what he is saying. He's saying an 80% frame for commercial sale would have the plate, a home made 3d print frame would not. Since the gun in the pic does not have a plate, it must be a 3d print.
Yes all commercial 80% frames have a plate so you can serialize them.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 In some states I believe yes, hence the commercially available 80% blanks have the metal plate present.
@@lrh411 Yeah that was what I was asking; I didn't know if there was a law that all home made guns had to be serialized (seems silly but exactly like something the government would require).
My Mafia friend's eyebrow connect in-between and completely around his face.
Id bet money he used a "Fuel Filter" or "Solvent Trap"
That is 100% a ChairmanWon DD19 V1 3d printed frame. The 3d2a community zeroed in on little details immediately.
They will have to release a picture of the suppressor at some point because it's gonna be part of the firearms charges he's facing and will have to be preserved and produced as evidence for trial. I'd be my guess that the suppressor came apart during ballistics testing, because they have to prove the suppressor was functional as a suppressor and it had already been weakened by the actual shooting.
Another “issue” is with a 3D printer I can easily convert a semi-automatic weapon in to full automatic.
I’m former military so I’m aware of the issues with “Spray & pray”. However it will be an issue for law enforcement.
I just heard the assassin is denying a Faraday bag and also a bunch of cash. He claimed the cash was planted by the cops. The talking head mentioned he had a 3D printed gun and a 3D printed suppressor. IIRC He was quoting a NYC prosecutor or some other person. Maybe they were guessing that it was a 3D printed suppressor.
Anything "gun" without a serial number is one of them scary 3d prints to them. Put an oil filter on a gun and they will call it 3d printed.
.. Sorry ,, this is the gun pictured after his arrest at McD's .... but not the firearm used in the assassination ..
Hmmmm...
Are you a person of interest?
Where is The suppressor ???
Concealed carry without a permit, in New York City is against the law.
Using a "ghost gun" in New York City is against the law.
Using a "ghost gun" with a suppressor is against the law in New York City.
Discharging a "ghost gun" with a suppressor on a city street, in New York city is against the law.
Discharging a "ghost gun" with a suppressor on a city street, and shooting someone in the back in New York city is against the law.
Shoplifting in New York City is a no bond release.
We desperately need more gun laws.
Had the Founders foreseen the future, they would have written a very different Second Amendment:
_“A well protected public, being necessary to the security of a free State, the Duty of the People to keep and bear arms shall be Enforced.”_
What????
ah, youre italian extraction. i understand the hand gesticulation now lol.
I think it is a 3-D "metal" printed can... yes that does exist (not just plastics).
The frame looks like a modified polymer 80, the square mag release. The beaver tail looks like it is built up with epoxy or jb weld and sanded down
I don't see the area where a serial number can be engraved, I agree, it looks printed.
@@alanmeyers3957 That extra material in the beaver tail could be the result of the plastic sagging a bit when printing a steep overhang.
He's not an "Alleged suspect". He is simply the "Suspect". You won't get in trouble for calling him "Suspect".
Now, if you say, "The Perpetrator", or "The guy that did it", or "The mur... guy", you can get in trouble. But "Suspect" already includes the idea of "Alleged".
He is Indian. They posted pictures of his family and him all decked out in that culture’s attire. 🥴🤷🏼♀️🇺🇸✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼
Arrogance is strong with this one
So the frame may have been printed, the slide wasn't... the barrel wasn't. If he tossed it in a lake, it may have been a problem tracing it to him, but that's not what happened. Oh, but he had a gun without a background check. So what he had no criminal record and could have passed a background check and bought a new glock six months ago. Or simply bought a stolen gun last week. Either way, his victim would still have three bullets in his back.
Right. No amount of 2A infringement stops this.
interesting thought.... If Brandon Herrera was ATF director, could he directly get his hands on the supposed suppressor used and make that public information? Suppressors are the ATFs purview and then there would be no hiding what kind of suppressor it was if it was home made or not. Unless the argument becomes because it was potentially home made they can't have access to it or something but I don't think that would hold water.
It will surely disappear after the trial...
I don't think the suppressor's cylinder was 3D printed, but the baffles may have been. It doesn't look like any of those solvent catch suppressors, and they didn't even work very well. They were junk.
You can definitely tell it's 3D printed. There's a slight deformation on the dovetail section of the pistol and the base of the magazine slide as well. There's absolutely too many deformations on the lower assembly doesn't appear to have any laser cuts.
The slide is definitely a patmos arms slide as a lot of other folks are saying. Looks identical to my 19 slide from patmos
Well, it's not a factory GLOCK G-19 or a 80% Arms GST-9 MOD-1 for sure. The GST-9 MOD-1 has a removable magwell and roll pin to secure it in place. The gas peddle and undercut trigger guard are similar though. The removable quick change G19/G17 magwell is a key specialty feature on that particular gun. The entire frame looks too rough, unrefined and "grainy" to be injection molded. I believe it to be a 3D printed aftermarket frame. He was a computer guy so that makes the most sense.
The government is probably going to restrict on those 3d printers. 🤔
They won’t show a pic of the tube because it was broken and they don’t want to show that it failed. They want people to believe that printed tubes are perfectly reliable and therefore should be “banned”.
Just a quick thought here, you can clearly see the 3-D printer creation lines in the grip structure. It's obviously a genuine Glock slide. Probably picked up on eBay. And your guess is as good as mine about the trigger.. the slide insert probably came from Glock parts from some online purchase as well. But that frame is printed, there's no doubt in the world that frame is printed.
I recognize that frame, its a 3d printed dd19.2. Its a super common file online.
lol yup! I got the same exact frame too
😂
Kinda looks like a grip safety that was modified on the beavertail.
What's going on there on yalls?
@ I do too, same stipple as well just in od green instead of black, I still need a rail kit for it so. Better get on that before they all sell out after this.
@ it’s a Glock, there is no grip safety. The only safety is the trigger safety.
@AKSaber907 Yeah I know glocks have the dingus trigger safeties. The photo quality may be causing what I see. But it looks like they filed way some sort of a 1911 style grip safety on the back. You can kinda see the tang of what appears to be one left. I was wondering if there was some sort of airsoft chicom frame knockoff that adds a grip safety maybe and he messed with that. That or someone tried to 3d print a stock attachment or something. Something weird going on there. Who knows. Maybe we'll get better pics soon
A few days ago THEY said it was definitely a veterinarian gun. Had pictures of it and everything. This ain’t the same gun
The pictured firearm DOES NOT look like one in the assignation video.
*assassination
Yes, it does. It's always looked like a Glock because it is a "Glock".
Specifically, a 3D printed "Glock" clone.
Free Luigi!!! Corporate America needed a wakeup call.
Nothing better. Gloat my friend.
You can clearly tell it was 3d printed. And I was correct also saying the firearm was homemade. I called about numerous gun channels going along with the media about it being a b&t.
I believe you are absolutely right about everything...
I may have found the frame, or at least one very close. Look at Hooper Gunworks 80% Glock lowers. I wouldn't be surprised if it was one of these that was modified. The cut out and mag release is spot on, and so is the trigger guard.
I don't believe the suppressor was 3D printed because the plastic wouldn't be heavy enough to cause the malfunction that caused him to have to rack the slide. I could be wrong, but I don't think so.
After looking at the gun photo blown up, I can see that the frame is definitely 3D printed. You can also see a couple places where the plastic has been damaged on it. The slide looks like steel and would more than likely NOT function properly being very light like plastic. Steel slides can be purchased in a number of places legally, to the best of my knowledge.
I heard the gun he was caught with, wasn't the one used on the CEO. Anyone else hear that?
PSR had a 3D printer silencer & if built right they’re surprisingly durable (not as durable as metal obviously).
Lol I thought about PSR also, PSR just mentioned about it last night on his video post.
@ saw that
The grip was definitely 3d printed, you can see the layer lines on the inside of the grip at the bottom
Has he been charged for having a non-NFA registered suppressor? Looking at the charges I can’t see one that I think is specifically for the suppressor.
It would be VERY stupid to print a frame/receiver out of PLA, it would snap the first time you fired it.
Magwell looks like clear signs of 3D-printed
That grip/frame doesn' t look like any factory job -nothing that ugly wouild make it in the marketplace
Your analysis on that is impecable and the discussion of the suppressor is bang on also, A home -grown silencer is premative tech with the only challenge being getting a threaded mount to fit the threaded barrel . The notion that any commercial suppressor company would attain instant Gun! Control! celebrity is unquestionably true. It would become as reviled as the erzatz HoMe Boy nite site.
not that i have any actual experience but the "suppressor " could very well be one of the infamous "solvent traps" or "fuel filters" (never figured how that design could filter fuel). cheap,simple,plentiful,easy access and rather effective but i'm just a dumb welder so take this with a salt lick.
I've seen one picture of the supposed weapon w/ suppressor in a CitiBike basket (which he ride from the crime scene to Central Park). Its a bit fuzzy tho.
All of the real gun guys... Yep
If it’s a manufactured suppressor I’d hope the company would drop a $200 promo code CEO$200
Absolutely “gloat” if you were correct
Luigi is a regular student. A decent Italian American and all this talk about other stuff never happened.
He is an incel antifa dude who just threw his life away.