FGC9-MKII / MKIISD Anarchy No Masters No Slaves edition lower

prusaprinters

<p>the Anarchy edition? this got nothing to do with riots, and destruction and mayhem or other mis info and statist-propaganda like that .&nbsp;<br>Anarchy means no rulers, no masters. a phrase Mark Passio often uses is: No Masters No slaves. or and slavery one mind at the time! since and I notice this my self. there is no use for 3d printed gun's if you still consciously or sub-consciously mentally enslaved. and feel you have to obey. I mean it's al right to have some fair, so long you don't don't stop doing what is right. stop this system of covert slavery. &nbsp;</p><p>if you are lik WTF? then I would recommend looking into the pod cast series from Mark. and start from episode 1! https://www.markpassio.com/podcast</p><p>or look into Larken Rose his work is very good as well. like his book: The Most Dangerous Superstition or video's<br>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6b70TUbdfs&amp;t=46s</p><p>to help undo the programming, and the Social engineering from childhood onwards from generation from generation to accept the concept of authority. &nbsp;<br>——</p><p>this lower got the same concept of using a metal rod with a OD of 4mm and 26mm long as with the FGC9 SD, and I have seen if done before by others. it’s fair to say that it would limit the potential of that part to break.</p><p>the MKIISD version will hide the metal pin and makes it look like a stock MKII<br>but with this design you can hide the metal part. it’s up to you if you like that look better or not.</p><p>I also added some tester pieces with his file in case you like to test your print settings and or do some test painting.</p>