Yes it is, and that's why mass shooters are going for it. I doubt there is any other gun available to civilians that can match its killing power for the same price.
Name any
You don't know anything about guns. You are out of your depth.
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Yes it is, and that's why mass shooters are going for it. I doubt there is any other gun available to civilians that can match its killing power for the same price.
Name any
Our weapon was the USAF .30 caliber carbine which I liked very much.
I'm not sure of the nomenclature. i do know there was more than one version.That's another. Just as long as you are subbing for an M1911AI and not an M1 Garand.
I'm not sure of the nomenclature. I do know there was more than one version.
The smallest and lightest were required by parachutists.
Yes it is, and that's why mass shooters are going for it. I doubt there is any other gun available to civilians that can match its killing power for the same price.
Name any
AH - my relative military family members - all officers except me - always carried pistols, mostly privately owned all automatic almost all Beretta brand.The M1911A1 is the .45ACP service pistol. The M1 Garand is the .30-06 main battle rifle.
No other gun can injure 27 and kill 9 in under 30 seconds
2A is redundant in civilized nations. That's why America has failed to peddle it abroad. It had long been overtaken by democracy. It's a colonial relic. What's more, it has never worked. No amount of firepower in civilian hands have ever stopped the government from having its way.
After meandering all over nobody has disproved any single point in that video
Let's be precise here. To my knowledge, an AR-15 has never been used in a mass shooting in the USA. Pretty much 99.5% of rifles made are cheaper than an AR-15. Nothing listed above matches the firepower of an AR-15. I almost bought an AR-15 a few years ago. With BATFE tax stamp etc, I would have had to drop almost $16,000 on it. I decided that when I got the urge, I would just shoot the M16 A2s our department had and keep the money in my pocket. I should have bought it because I was told it sold for over $25k to a class III collector when the man died and his estate sold it.FN Five Seven, Glock 17, Glock 19, Hi-Point model 995 carbine rifle, Ruger P89, Savage-Springfield 67H 12-gauge pump shotgun, and Walther P22.
All are cheaper, more common, and more likely to be used to murder someone than the AR-15. They also tend to lead to more injuries leading to death. All have been used in mass-shootings. All have a higher or equivalent human-killing power of an AR-15.
Let's be precise here. To my knowledge, an AR-15 has never been used in a mass shooting in the USA. Pretty much 99.5% of rifles made are cheaper than an AR-15. Nothing listed above matches the firepower of an AR-15. I almost bought an AR-15 a few years ago. With BATFE tax stamp etc, I would have had to drop almost $16,000 on it. I decided that when I got the urge, I would just shoot the M16 A2s our department had and keep the money in my pocket. I should have bought it because I was told it sold for over $25k to a class III collector when the man died and his estate sold it.
Do your research Rev. It's not an AR-15.
Do your research Rev. It's not an AR-15.
You know your guns better than that.
I am a gunsmith and Caliber is totally irrelevant to the discussion. The designation is determined by the lower receiver which bears the serial number. The upper receiver determines caliber.Tell me gunsmith. What caliber rounds are they shooting?
I am a gunsmith and Caliber is totally irrelevant to the discussion. The designation is determined by the lower receiver which bears the serial number. The upper receiver determines caliber
A true AR-15 is the Armalite 15 which was fully automatic. It became the M-16 a1 when Colt bought the patent. It is fully automatic. A semi auto is commonly called an Ar-15, but it is no more an AR-15 than the ole grey mare is a Kentucky Derby race horse. The term became generic by improper use. Neither Armalite nor Colt changed the term, so none of this stuff being called AR-15 is an AR-15. If it can be bought without a tax stamp, it's not an AR-15.
Caliber is irrelevant. If I took a true Ar-15 and put a .300 blackout barrel on the upper receiver, it's still an AR-15. 5.56 is the orig military spec, but varying from that does not change what the rifle is.I think you have let your personal prejiduce come to play here. The ability to be fully automatic is there with some minor changes. What surprises me is that you believe caliber is irrelevant. Very odd indeed. You know, for a gunsmith.