Daryl Hunt
Your Worst Nightmare
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That's interesting, Daryl. Thank you.I don't care if it's pink and wears panties. Regardless of what it looks like, its function makes it totally inappropriate for civilian ownership. We are NOT at war; the AR was modeled directly on the M16 (which is why it looks like one) and has one purpose. People don't use it to hunt; they use it play Rambo.Thats why a pump action shotgun should never be carried in public. The AR-15 looks just like the M16A! rifle so that should be banned.You shouldnt be using weapons that look but more importantly function like a war weapon. You shouldnt be using a pump action shotgun unless you are defending your home.
The pump action shotgun is an actual, current War weapon...... used by our military all over the world......the AR-15 has never been used in a war....
Other way around. The M-16 was modeled from the AR-15 Model 601 originally purchased by many third world countries and the USAF. The Army bought it but cheapened it up a bit to save money, used their own garbage dirty powder, didn't buy the cleaning kits that is supposed to be held in the stock but added a rail for the M-203 and the ability to use a Bayonet. Then they had Colt stamp M-16 on it instead of AR-15 Model 601. Believe it or not, the AR-15 semi auto predates the M-16 by about 5 years. The AR-15 Model 601 full auto predates the M-16 by almost 10 years. Outside of only a handful of parts, both the M-16, AR-15, and the AR-15 Model 601 is identical. And all three have seen combat.
My point was that the AR was a gun designed for combat, modified a wee bit for civilian consumption. Your post underscores that point.
IMO, we have no call to own them.
I sometimes question that as well. But I think it should be left up to the Local Governments and outlaw the NRA from spending Millions on trying to overturn the regulations that they don't think should happen. Right now, in this state, the NRA is a dirty word after spending millions in 2013 over lesser gun regulations that stood in court but it cost the state millions to defend against. It cost us money for schools, roads, bridges and more to pay for that boondoggle. It even mean 3 special elections where only one was a successful recall that was overturned on the very next election. The NRA isn't winning so well lately. The States are starting to stand on their own hind legs are are growing a pair.