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I haven't read the posts yet but as a legal, gun toting mama, I think the AR-15 and any assault weapon should be banned from public use. They are M I L I T A R Y weapons.
I haven't read the posts yet but as a legal, gun toting mama, I think the AR-15 and any assault weapon should be banned from public use. They are M I L I T A R Y weapons.
And yet......... the AR is not used by the M I L I T A R Y.
I haven't read the posts yet but as a legal, gun toting mama, I think the AR-15 and any assault weapon should be banned from public use. They are M I L I T A R Y weapons.
Haha! More misinformation. There is no such thing as an assault weapon. An AR15 is NOT a military weapon, it is a very popular modern semiautomatic sporting rifle.
You're very welcome for my help informing you better.
The facts I posted in post #1 are all 100% historically accurate and correct. Gen. Curtis "Bombs Away" LeMay did in fact introduce the AR-15 to the US military. He also later ran as VP running mate with racist segregationist George Wallace. Anyone with access to Google can confirm it. It is not trolling; it is verifiable history.
I'm not sure if it's intentional, but you're posting something that's quite misleading. The "AR-15" weapon for which you're proposing a congressional ban is not the gun that LeMay wanted the military to adopt, and it's never been used by the military. They're entirely different guns.
The facts I posted in post #1 are all 100% historically accurate and correct. Gen. Curtis "Bombs Away" LeMay did in fact introduce the AR-15 to the US military. He also later ran as VP running mate with racist segregationist George Wallace. Anyone with access to Google can confirm it. It is not trolling; it is verifiable history.
Haha! More misinformation. There is no such thing as an assault weapon. An AR15 is NOT a military weapon, it is a very popular modern semiautomatic sporting rifle.
You're very welcome for my help informing you better.
Liberals will reject facts when they don't fit the agenda. See Pelosi and AOC.
The main functional difference between the military’s M16 and M4 rifles and a civilian AR-15 is the “burst” mode on many military models, which allow three rounds to be fired with one trigger pull. Some military versions of the rifles have a full automatic feature, which fires until the trigger is released or a magazine is empty of ammunition.
But in actual American combat these technical differences are less significant than they seem. For decades the American military has trained its conventional troops to fire their M4s and M16s in the semiautomatic mode — one bullet per trigger pull — instead of on “burst” or automatic in almost all shooting situations. The weapons are more accurate this way, and thus more lethal.
So if anything, the AR-15 is more lethal than the military version.
I haven't read the posts yet but as a legal, gun toting mama, I think the AR-15 and any assault weapon should be banned from public use. They are M I L I T A R Y weapons.
I wish that more posters shared your compassion and common sense. Less than 20% so far vote to ban the AR-15.
I haven't read the posts yet but as a legal, gun toting mama, I think the AR-15 and any assault weapon should be banned from public use. They are M I L I T A R Y weapons.
What is the definition of assault weapon ? And not a military on the planet uses the AR-15.
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