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I am with you on the term "assault" weapon. Matter of fact, if a weapon can't be used for assaulting I don't want it. As for which ones can do more carnage, I suspect a Glock with half dozen extended magazines can do a lot of damage too. Not so much with revolvers. That being said, the weapon of choice for killers seems to be the AR-15 styles guns and that's a lot easier to ban.
" the weapon of choice for killers seems to be the AR-15 styles guns"
If I whack you with a bat, it's an assault bat. If I hit you with a rock, it's an assault rock. If I poke you in the eye with my finger, it's an assault finger.
If I do none of those things, which I never would, it's a bat, a rock, and my finger. It's no different with guns. They are objects and tools. They can be used for evil, but so can many other objects.
The liberal fixation with guns is a mystery.
If the libs knew how easy it was to make extremely large amounts of black powder they'd p%ss themselves and be trying to ban youboob videos on it.
I believe all 3 are Assault Weapons, but why not call them all, Aggravated Assault Weapons, that is the charge, a criminal will have if he murders someone with any type of gun.
Why are politicians trying to ban all those scary looking long military style guns, even when the smaller Revolvers and Pistols do the same amount of carnage.
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