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I'm pretty sure you can't, at least not legally. Hello Kitty is copyrighted, and I'm pretty sure they would never license HK images for use on firearms. This means a commercial businesses can't legally sell them.
That said, anyone can get a pink firearm, either manufactured that way or else painted (Cerakote Coatings: Finishes), and HelloKitty stickers are available anywhere girly stuff is sold.
I don't know, think about it if you have an AR that looks like a kids toy you could keep it in a place or with a bunch of toys in a basement or some area [if you have kids that are too young ect this may not work.] and a thief would think it is a toy and over look it.
Having an AR-10, I always thought the -15 looked like a toy in comparison.
This says more about you than it does the AR-15/M16's. Carried both a M-14 and M-16. M-14 was a great gun but I could literally carry twice the amount of ammo for a M-16 and shots on target were much quicker, even in a fully built out position.
This says more about you than it does the AR-15/M16's. Carried both a M-14 and M-16. M-14 was a great gun but I could literally carry twice the amount of ammo for a M-16 and shots on target were much quicker, even in a fully built out position.
T'was, the M-14, a major factor that my gun merchant used to sell me on the AR-10.
I LOVED the M-14, the way the magazine slammed in, the way I could use it in kneeling. I suppose, looking back on it, shooting the 40X on JROTC just followed through.............
.............................but long story short, if I ever have to shoot, if I hit "him" with a .308, he's going down!
T'was, the M-14, a major factor that my gun merchant used to sell me on the AR-10.
I LOVED the M-14, the way the magazine slammed in, the way I could use it in kneeling. I suppose, looking back on it, shooting the 40X on JROTC just followed through.............
.............................but long story short, if I ever have to shoot, if I hit "him" with a .308, he's going down!
T'was, the M-14, a major factor that my gun merchant used to sell me on the AR-10.
I LOVED the M-14, the way the magazine slammed in, the way I could use it in kneeling. I suppose, looking back on it, shooting the 40X on JROTC just followed through.............
.............................but long story short, if I ever have to shoot, if I hit "him" with a .308, he's going down!
.308 is a good round. I looked into the A-10 once but if I were to get a .308 it would be the M1A.
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