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'Wake up call': pigeon-scaring experiment ends in sentence for 3D-printed firearms

The 19-year-old received a 15-month sentence served in the community after police found a rifle, ammunition and 3D-printed firearm parts.

Aiden Wise avoided a return to prison at Tamworth District Court after a police raid uncovered 3D gun parts. Read why the judge spared the apprentice.

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'Wake up call': pigeon-scaring experiment ends in sentence for 3D-printed firearms

Aiden Wise avoided a return to prison at Tamworth District Court after a police raid uncovered 3D gun parts. Read why the judge spared the apprentice.

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northerndailyleader.com.au broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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