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== Best Practices == | == Best Practices == | ||
=== | === Release Groups === | ||
Many popular designs are published by [[Release Group|release groups]] who have ensured those designs underwent a minimum of beta testing before release. This does not discount the work of reputable independent designers like Timothy Hoffman or UnseenKiller. | |||
=== | === Avoiding Betas === | ||
If a design is advertised as "in [[beta]]," it may be presumed to be less tested (and therefore less safe) than validated and "released" designs. | |||
=== | === Known Your Local Laws === | ||
In most parts of the world, building your own gun is of questionable legality. Many, if not most, 3D gun designs may also be illegal to possess where you live. | |||
Even in the United States of America, there are many states and cities that have criminalized all or some part of the process designing or printing a 3D gun. | |||
== When to Be Adventurous == | == When to Be Adventurous == | ||