Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) – A 34-year old Albuquerque man is indicted for selling 3D-printed guns by a federal grand jury.
Nathaniel Walker, was arrested in September, and is also charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm and assault upon a federal officer.
Federal authorities conducted a search of Walker’s girlfriend’s apartment, and seized nine 3D-printed suspected pistol frames, two 3D printers and “assorted tools that could be used in the manufacture of firearms,” according to court records.
Courtesy: USAO New Mexico
Walker had sold undercover agents multiple 3D-printed guns and tried to ship at least two of the guns to buyers in France and Canada.
In 2014, Walker was convicted of conspiracy to traffic cocaine in New York and because of that, he is not allowed to possess firearms.
