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Colorado’s HB26-1144 bill would expand the state’s firearms rules to cover “3-dimensional printing,” defined to include additive printing and subtractive manufacturing (CNC milling is covered, too).
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Colorado’s HB26-1144 bill would expand the state’s firearms rules to cover “3-dimensional printing,” defined to include additive printing and subtractive manufacturing (CNC milling is covered, too).
