1, 2018. Kelly West/AFP via Getty Images Ghost guns assembled from parts kits purchased online or manufactured by at-home 3D printing have increasingly turned up in high-profile attacks and mass ...

In the vast majority of the country, it is perfectly legal to own ghost guns, but not to sell them. Companies like Polymer80 have sidestepped this prohibition by selling kits containing all the ...

In 2024, 309 ghost guns without serial numbers were recovered across Baltimore. Eight have been collected so far this year, according to police. Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley argues ...

In 2024, 309 ghost guns without serial numbers were recovered across Baltimore. Eight have been collected so far this year, according to police. Officials credit a series of federal, state and local ...

In cities across the country, the number of ghost guns recovered at crime scenes was falling. The Supreme Court seemed poised to uphold a de facto federal ban on the kits used to assemble the weapons.

Ghost guns, sometimes referred to as privately made firearms (PMFs), are homemade firearms assembled by someone other than a licensed manufacturer. The parts are either sold together in a kit or ...

ABC News’ Devin Dwyer reports on "ghost guns" -- untraceable weapons made from do-it-yourself kits or 3D printers -- that are increasingly finding their way into the hands of teens and felons.

7, directing Attorney General Pam Bondi to review and potentially roll back gun control measures implemented by the Biden administration. The move targets regulations on ghost guns, expanded ...