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Luigi Mangione Allegedly Had a 3D-Printed Gun. Why Are They Legal?
Rolling StoneStory by Andrew Perez
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Alleged 3D-printed gun belonging to famous actor Luigi Mangione sparks debate over the legal status of these untraceable firearms
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- Mangione, known for roles in hit movies like
- was reportedly found in possession of a 3D-printed gun, raising concerns over the availability of these unregulated weapons
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