: The latest version of the 3D-printable 9mm magazine compatible with standard Glock-style feed systems. AR-15 Trigger Group : Files for the Common Sense Gun Control Group (CSGCG) , a fully 3D-printable trigger assembly. Critical Printing Specifications
Based on the official guide, successful assembly requires specific 3D printer settings to ensure structural integrity:
: Revised ejector systems and improved bolt carrier alignment for smoother operation. Global Compatibility : Designed specifically to use metric fasteners
: Released in 2020, establishing the proof of concept using a 3D-printed receiver and standard hardware store parts. FGC-9 MkII Fgc-9-mkii-rev5.zip
, the FGC-9 was designed by the late German-Kurdish designer Jacob Duygu (online pseudonym JStark1809
The official documentation emphasizes specific settings to ensure the firearm does not fail under pressure: Internet Archive (Regular PLA is often considered too brittle).
: Files for the lower receiver, upper receiver, bolt housing, buffer tube, and furniture. Menendez Mag v2.0 : The latest version of the 3D-printable 9mm
3D-printable Glock-compatible magazines (15, 25, or 33 rounds)
A revolutionary DIY process using salt water, electricity, and 3D-printed templates to cut precise rifling into standard steel hydraulic tubing, creating a functional 9mm barrel at home. Key Upgrades in the MkII Platform
The Fgc-9-mkii-rev5.zip is far more than a few 3D models. It is a comprehensive, all-in-one guide for manufacturing not just the gun, but also its ammunition and magazines from scratch. The 2021 MkII release package included: Global Compatibility : Designed specifically to use metric
. The project's core philosophy was to create a "physible" firearm—one that could be built entirely from scratch using a 3D printer, basic metal fabrication, and hardware-store components like springs and screws. No Regulated Parts
Updating to the MKII Rev5 firmware involves a straightforward process, though users are advised to follow the instructions carefully to avoid any issues. The process typically involves:
The accessibility of the Fgc-9-mkii-rev5.zip and similar files has created a significant challenge for law enforcement worldwide. Seizures have been reported in countries like Australia, the UK, Germany, and the United States, where possession can lead to severe legal consequences, including charges for possessing a short-barreled rifle and lacking a serial number. In the UK, even possessing the instruction manual can be prosecuted as a standalone terror offense.
: The bolt carrier now features improved underside geometry, leading to a smoother interaction with the hammer and better overall cycling reliability.
The design was inspired by the "Shuty AP-9" by Derwood and the philosophies of Philip Luty. After years of development, the FGC-9 (an acronym for "Fuck Gun Control, 9mm") was first released on , by Deterrence Dispensed.
: The latest version of the 3D-printable 9mm magazine compatible with standard Glock-style feed systems. AR-15 Trigger Group : Files for the Common Sense Gun Control Group (CSGCG) , a fully 3D-printable trigger assembly. Critical Printing Specifications
Based on the official guide, successful assembly requires specific 3D printer settings to ensure structural integrity:
: Revised ejector systems and improved bolt carrier alignment for smoother operation. Global Compatibility : Designed specifically to use metric fasteners
: Released in 2020, establishing the proof of concept using a 3D-printed receiver and standard hardware store parts. FGC-9 MkII
, the FGC-9 was designed by the late German-Kurdish designer Jacob Duygu (online pseudonym JStark1809
The official documentation emphasizes specific settings to ensure the firearm does not fail under pressure: Internet Archive (Regular PLA is often considered too brittle).
: Files for the lower receiver, upper receiver, bolt housing, buffer tube, and furniture. Menendez Mag v2.0
3D-printable Glock-compatible magazines (15, 25, or 33 rounds)
A revolutionary DIY process using salt water, electricity, and 3D-printed templates to cut precise rifling into standard steel hydraulic tubing, creating a functional 9mm barrel at home. Key Upgrades in the MkII Platform
The Fgc-9-mkii-rev5.zip is far more than a few 3D models. It is a comprehensive, all-in-one guide for manufacturing not just the gun, but also its ammunition and magazines from scratch. The 2021 MkII release package included:
. The project's core philosophy was to create a "physible" firearm—one that could be built entirely from scratch using a 3D printer, basic metal fabrication, and hardware-store components like springs and screws. No Regulated Parts
Updating to the MKII Rev5 firmware involves a straightforward process, though users are advised to follow the instructions carefully to avoid any issues. The process typically involves:
The accessibility of the Fgc-9-mkii-rev5.zip and similar files has created a significant challenge for law enforcement worldwide. Seizures have been reported in countries like Australia, the UK, Germany, and the United States, where possession can lead to severe legal consequences, including charges for possessing a short-barreled rifle and lacking a serial number. In the UK, even possessing the instruction manual can be prosecuted as a standalone terror offense.
: The bolt carrier now features improved underside geometry, leading to a smoother interaction with the hammer and better overall cycling reliability.
The design was inspired by the "Shuty AP-9" by Derwood and the philosophies of Philip Luty. After years of development, the FGC-9 (an acronym for "Fuck Gun Control, 9mm") was first released on , by Deterrence Dispensed.