World's first 3D-printed gun sparks gun control debate
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Ricky's reports on the gun made with a 3D printer
3D printing is being hailed as the future of how things will be made.
It works by printing out layer upon layer of plastic to turn your a design into 3D reality.
Now the world's first working gun has been made using 3D printing - and it's sparked a debate about gun control around the world.
Anti-gun campaigners are worried that, as 3D printing becomes cheaper and more accessible, it'll make it easier for firearms to get into the wrong hands.
Watch Ricky's report for more.