Defense Distributed Liberator - Revision history

VladVladson at 23:50, 10 March 2023

2023-03-10T23:50:08Z

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	First released in 2013, the "Liberator" is a single shot firearm (in the literal sense: it is more or less a zipgun) designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. While not the first firearm to be created for 3D printing, or even the first of an original design, the Liberator encountered controversy due being one of the first to use no firearms parts in its construction. Despite its initial coverage, the Liberator was quickly outdated with further developments in 3D printed firearms including the Songbird, and Shuty AP-9 / FGC-9 / MOD-9 family.		First released in 2013, the "Liberator" is a single shot firearm (in the literal sense: it is more or less a zipgun) designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. While not the first firearm to be created for 3D printing, or even the first of an original design, the Liberator encountered controversy due being one of the first to use no firearms parts in its construction. Despite its initial coverage, the Liberator was quickly outdated with further developments in 3D printed firearms including the Songbird, Washbear / Maverick family, and Shuty AP-9 / FGC-9 / MOD-9 family.

	(2013 - Present)		(2013 - Present)

VladVladson at 23:46, 10 March 2023

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	First released in 2013, the "Liberator" is a single shot firearm (in the literal sense: it is more or less a zipgun) designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. While not the first firearm to be created for 3D printing, or even the first of an original design, the Liberator encountered controversy due being one of the first to use no firearms parts in its construction. Despite its initial coverage, the Liberator was quickly outdated with further developments in 3D printed firearms including the Songbird, and Shuty AP-9 / FGC-9 family.		First released in 2013, the "Liberator" is a single shot firearm (in the literal sense: it is more or less a zipgun) designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. While not the first firearm to be created for 3D printing, or even the first of an original design, the Liberator encountered controversy due being one of the first to use no firearms parts in its construction. Despite its initial coverage, the Liberator was quickly outdated with further developments in 3D printed firearms including the Songbird, and Shuty AP-9 / FGC-9 / MOD-9 family.

	(2013 - Present)		(2013 - Present)

VladVladson at 23:43, 10 March 2023

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	First released in 2013, the "Liberator" is a single shot firearm (in the literal sense: it is more or less a zipgun) designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. While not the first firearm to be created for 3D printing, or even the first of an original design, the Liberator encountered controversy due being one of the first to use no firearms parts in its construction. Despite its initial coverage, the Liberator was quickly outdated with further developments in 3D printed firearms including the Songbird, and Shuty AP-9 / FGC-9 family.		First released in 2013, the "Liberator" is a single shot firearm (in the literal sense: it is more or less a zipgun) designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. While not the first firearm to be created for 3D printing, or even the first of an original design, the Liberator encountered controversy due being one of the first to use no firearms parts in its construction. Despite its initial coverage, the Liberator was quickly outdated with further developments in 3D printed firearms including the Songbird, and Shuty AP-9 / FGC-9 family.

			(2013 - Present)

			* '''Type:''' Pistol

			* '''Caliber:''' .380 ACP

			* '''Capacity:''' 1

			* '''Fire Modes:''' Single Shot

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	==Television==		==Television==

VladVladson at 02:49, 29 December 2021

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	~~The~~ "Liberator" is a single shot firearm (in the literal sense: it is more or less a zipgun) designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. While not the first firearm to be created for 3D printing, or even the first of an original design, the Liberator encountered controversy due being one of the first to use no firearms parts in its construction. Despite its initial coverage, the Liberator was quickly outdated with further developments in 3D printed firearms.		First released in 2013, the "Liberator" is a single shot firearm (in the literal sense: it is more or less a zipgun) designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. While not the first firearm to be created for 3D printing, or even the first of an original design, the Liberator encountered controversy due being one of the first to use no firearms parts in its construction. Despite its initial coverage, the Liberator was quickly outdated with further developments in 3D printed firearms including the Songbird, and Shuty AP-9 / FGC-9 family.

	{{Gun Title}}		{{Gun Title}}

VladVladson: Expanded description a bit.

2021-12-29T02:45:59Z

Expanded description a bit.

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	The "Liberator" is a single shot firearm (in the literal sense: it is more or less a zipgun) designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. ~~The weapon has~~ encountered controversy due ~~to the fact that the majority~~ of the ~~components were designed~~ to ~~be manufactured on a~~ 3D ~~printer~~.		The "Liberator" is a single shot firearm (in the literal sense: it is more or less a zipgun) designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. While not the first firearm to be created for 3D printing, or even the first of an original design, the Liberator encountered controversy due being one of the first to use no firearms parts in its construction. Despite its initial coverage, the Liberator was quickly outdated with further developments in 3D printed firearms.

	{{Gun Title}}		{{Gun Title}}

Evil Tim at 07:29, 12 December 2017

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	[[File:Defence Distributed Liberator black grip.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Defense Distributed Liberator with ~~black~~ grip - .380 ACP]]		[[File:Defence Distributed Liberator black grip.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Defense Distributed Liberator with off-the-shelf AR grip - .380 ACP]]

	The "Liberator" is a single shot firearm (in the literal sense: it is more or less a zipgun) designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. The weapon has encountered controversy due to the fact that the majority of the components were designed to be manufactured on a 3D printer.		The "Liberator" is a single shot firearm (in the literal sense: it is more or less a zipgun) designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. The weapon has encountered controversy due to the fact that the majority of the components were designed to be manufactured on a 3D printer.

Evil Tim at 19:35, 20 October 2017

2017-10-20T19:35:33Z

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	The "Liberator" is a single shot firearm designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. The weapon has encountered controversy due to the fact that the majority of the components were designed to be manufactured on a 3D printer.		The "Liberator" is a single shot firearm (in the literal sense: it is more or less a zipgun) designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. The weapon has encountered controversy due to the fact that the majority of the components were designed to be manufactured on a 3D printer.

	{{Gun Title}}		{{Gun Title}}

Ominae: /* Television */

2016-02-21T11:51:08Z

Television

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	\|''[[Shades of Blue]] \|\| [[Jennifer Lopez]] \|\| Detective Santos \|\| "False Face, False Heart" (S1E03) \|\| 2016		\|''[[Shades of Blue - Season 1\|Shades of Blue]] \|\| [[Jennifer Lopez]] \|\| Detective Santos \|\| "False Face, False Heart" (S1E03) \|\| 2016
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Pyramid Silent: /* Television */

2016-02-01T12:15:49Z

Television

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Ominae at 13:00, 28 January 2016

2016-01-28T13:00:48Z

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			[[File:Defence Distributed Liberator black grip.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Defense Distributed Liberator with black grip - .380 ACP]]

			The "Liberator" is a single shot firearm designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. The weapon has encountered controversy due to the fact that the majority of the components were designed to be manufactured on a 3D printer.

	{{Gun Title}}		{{Gun Title}}

	The "Liberator" is a single shot firearm designed by the online open source organization Defense Distributed. The weapon has encountered controversy due to the fact that the majority of the components were designed to be manufactured on a 3D printer.

	==Television==		==Television==