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Gun-lover jailed for using 3D printer to make assault rifles

A fork-lift truck driver who used a 3D printer to manufacture “sophisticated weapons” with equipment bought on the internet has been jailed for five years.In one of the first prosecutions of its kind, David Biddell-Portman, 30, was found in possession of two assault rifles in his bedroom in Birmingh

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Forklift driver who made lethal assault weapons with a 3D printer jailed for five years

David Biddell-Portman, 30, used equipment bought over the internet to manufacturer deadly weapons at his home.

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Birmingham gunmaker jailed after using 3D printer to manufacture deadly weapons

Birmingham gunmaker jailed after using 3D printer to manufacture deadly weapons
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Forklift driver who used 3D printer to make assault rifles jailed for five years

David Biddell-Portman was arrested after two 3D-printed weapons were discovered in a wardrobe in his Birmingham home. They are as effective as any other gun, a police firearms expert explained.

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Forklift driver who used 3D printer to make assault rifles jailed for five years

A forklift truck driver who used a 3D printer to manufacture assault rifles using equipment bought online has been sentenced to five years in prison, in one of the first prosecutions of its kind in the UK.

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