So yeah, someone should totally design a mostly printed Uzi in 22lr.

Obviously it also needs to be super safe, be integrally suppressed, and most importantly, it needs to be printable on a shitty unmodified ender 3 that's is missing 17 screws and 2 stepper motors, and hasn't been leveled a single time in the history of, well, ever.

Oh, and it needs to be printable entirely in ~~extremely wet PLA.~~ overcooked pasta. Because fuck the price per kg and dry time of Pa6-cf.

Bonus points if the entire thing can be printed in 20 minutes, and if the CAD work is done by 5:00 PM. Because I'm not patient enough to wait.

Ok, all shit posting aside, a mostly 3D printed Uzi would be dope AF. Not because the Uzi was particularly awesome. But because it was the most overhyped gun of the 80's and 90's and I have a nostalgia itch to scratch.

I'm assuming carbon fiber would ablate out of the surface of PA6-CF or other CF filaments if they get used for suppressors. Am I just being paranoid?

On a related note, which non CF based filaments hold up the best over time in suppressors?