A Bartlesville man is facing a felony charge after allegedly possessing a 3D-printed firearm.
23-year-old Dylan Golightly was charged yesterday (on Wednesday) with possession of an imitation firearm while on probation.
According to the Oklahoma Probation and Parole Office, authorities visited Golightly's residence on February 24th and located a 3D-printed replica of a pistol. Authorities say the weapon was a 3D copy of a Glock model pistol with a functioning slide and detachable magazine with several 3D-printed bullets inside.
Golightly was convicted in 2025 with possession of a firearm after delinquent adjudication.
He will appear in court again on March 6th. His bond is set at $10,000.
