Whether a receiver is created by a 3D printer or on the lathe of the Ghost Gunner 2, all the user gets is the receiver. The receiver is the part that will hold the trigger and the spring and the ...

Defense Distributed Ghost Gunner is a computer-connected milling machine that aims to streamline the making of metal lower receivers for AR-15 semi-automatic rifles.

Ghost Gunner is a variation on the untraceable theme. Essentially, Ghost Gunner is a CNC designed for one purpose: final drilling and milling steps for AR-15 lower receivers.

Lawson-Remer told ABC 10News that the lawsuit claims that the company, Defense Distributed, has been illegally marketing and selling a machine called the 'Ghost Gunner,' which was designed to make ...

The lawsuit alleges Defense Distributed, based in Austin, Texas, is barred from selling its "Ghost Gunner" computer numerical control milling machine locally, yet seeks to circumvent state laws by ...

A new machine called the Ghost Gunner, which can be used to manufacture unregistered, operational AR-15 weapons, has been released to the public. It sold out in a matter of days.

Maker of ‘Ghost Gunner’ machine sues California over new restrictions A Texas provider of milling machines to make guns said a new California law that criminalizes the use of its equipment violates ...

I have no technical understanding of firearms and little mastery of power tools. Still, I made a fully functional AR-15.