Jacob was the driving force behind the development of the FGC-9 and was featured in British journalist Jake Hanrahan’s short documentary Plastic Defence. The videos Tkach uploaded to Pornhub were cut by Alex Holladay, who has been producing content for Deterrence Dispensed, a big group chat administered by a few design collaborators including the designers of the FGC-9-an anonymous European who goes by JStark or Jacob and an American using the moniker Ivan the Troll. But it’s a problem if you live in a country with strict gun control like Germany, where most people can’t easily purchase the necessary parts. That’s easy to do if you live in America, where most people can purchase gun parts (minus the receiver) online. Users still had to buy real magazines, triggers, and barrels to complete the kit and build a working gun. Up until recently, however, the best you could do with a semi-automatic rifle like the AR-15 was 3D-print the lower receiver (the core part that’s regulated as a firearm).

Now you can print untraceable AR-15s, AKMs, semi-automatic pistols, and more-no serial number, no registration, no background check. But they’ve come a long way in the past few years. They used to be pretty low-tech, capable of one shot before busting. People have been making 3D-printed guns at home since 2013. That’s because Tkach likes guns, specifically unregulated ones. The videos were promoting cheap, untraceable, 3D-printed, plastic, DIY, semi-automatic guns. 1, Chase Tkach-chair of the Orleans County, New York, Libertarian Party, also known as porn actor Molly Smash-uploaded two fast-flashing, dubstep-tuned theatrical trailers to their Pornhub channel.

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