You know 3D-printing has hit the big leagues when the military starts using the technology to produce weapons. Researchers at the U.S. Army Armament Research, Development, and Engineering Center last ...

3D printing could allow militaries to print and test new weapons in a matter of days US Army Acquisition Support Centre The US Military has a new firearm in its armoury: Meet RAMBO, the 3D printed ...

Always one to push the envelope, U.S. Army researchers from the U.S. Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC) have been successfully experimenting with 3D printing for one of ...

The additive-manufactured RAMBO system includes an NSRDEC-designed standalone kit with printed adjustable buttstock, mounts, grips and other modifications—modifications made possible by the quick ...

The US Army has used additive manufacturing to create a fully functioning grenade launcher, along with 3D printed training rounds that have been successfully fired. Known as RAMBO (Rapid Additively ...

U.S. Army researchers test fired RAMBO, a 40mm grenade launcher and 40mm grenades that were built using a 3-D printer. The printed grenade launcher, named RAMBO, which stands for Rapid Additively ...

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RAMBO is short for Rapid Additively Manufactured Ballistics Ordnance, a six-month long project meant to push the limits of 3D printing’s potential applications to warfare. The launcher, a modified ...

You know 3D-printing has hit the big leagues when the military starts using the technology to produce weapons. Researchers at the U.S. Army Armament Research, Development, and Engineering Center this ...