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3-D gun printer's appeal decision reserved

Summary by Otago Daily Times

In October, Matthew McLaren was jailed for 26 months for 3-D printing firearms in Oamaru. PHOTO: FELICITY DEAR A ‘‘firearms enthusiast’’ sent to prison for his ‘‘hobby’’ of 3-D printing guns in his sleepout is hoping to be sent home.

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3-D gun printer's appeal decision reserved

In October, Matthew McLaren was jailed for 26 months for 3-D printing firearms in Oamaru. PHOTO: FELICITY DEAR A ‘‘firearms enthusiast’’ sent to prison for his ‘‘hobby’’ of 3-D printing guns in his sleepout is hoping to be sent home.

18 days ago·Otago, New Zealand

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Otago Daily Times broke the news in Otago, New Zealand 18 days ago on Tuesday, February 4, 2025.

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