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“Ghost guns,” a kind of build-it-yourself firearm that has no serial number and is nearly impossible to track, is quickly becoming a popular weapon of choice. An NBC News investigation found dozens of videos on YouTube detailing how to build them -- three years after the site banned tutorials. NBC’s Erin McLaughlin reports for TODAY.Jan. 24, 2022
