Polymer80

Polymer80 is a company that manufactures and sells unfinished frames and receivers, often referred to as "ghost gun" components. These parts can be used by individuals to assemble firearms that lack serial numbers and are therefore difficult for law enforcement to trace. Recent news articles highlight the recovery of such "ghost guns" at crime scenes, including a mass shooting at a Seattle food festival where a 15-year-old suspect was arrested in connection with the incident and found to be in possession of a ghost gun. The presence of these untraceable firearms in criminal activity underscores their current relevance and significance in discussions surrounding gun violence and regulation. Polymer80's business model, which provides the means for individuals to create these unserialized firearms, places it at the center of ongoing debates about gun control and public safety.