Soldier indicted for selling 3D-printed automatic weapon converters

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Soldier indicted for selling 3D-printed automatic weapon converters
By Irene Loewenson
Aug 26, 05:43 PM
Photo of the Buffalo Soldier Gate at Fort Bliss, Texas, Aug. 20, 2021. (Staff Sgt. Michael West/Army)

A soldier was indicted Wednesday in Texas federal court for allegedly 3D-printing and selling parts that can turn commercially available firearms into automatic weapons.

Spc. Grant Lee Mosley, 25, a combat engineer at Fort Bliss, Texas, confessed on Aug. 2 to manufacturing and selling illegal gun parts, an FBI agent stated in the criminal complaint against Mosley. Mosley was arrested the same day as his confession.

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