Weapons of war in civilian hands

Define that please. What makes something a "weapon of war"? What makes a gun a "military grade" weapon?
They will "define" it, don't you worry. And they will make it illegal for civilians to own. So if you can't quite figure it out, don't fret.
they've not been able to define it yet that also didn't take out say the ruger 10/22. if they could do that this wouldn't be an issue but they keep trying to demonize the AR due to how it looks and granted, looks menacing, doesn't it? black, military and all.

but which is worse? the AR or a sporting rifle?
Heckler & Koch Model 770 Semi Auto .308 Win Rif... for sale

like that one. 10 rounds, .308 (will do quite a bit more damage than a .223) and is just as deadly.
if you choose to call out the collapsible stock, then realize even shotguns have this - ban them all or just on shotguns? and 22's?

*THIS* is the core to the issue. you want something banned that you can't define other than "looks mean" and what they are out to ban NOW are ALL semi automatic guns.

yet then have the gall to say "but we're not coming for you guns!"

so let's say they succeed in this. are criminals going to suddenly start following laws?

there *is* no compromise from the left which is why the right quit listening to the left.

and here we are getting all smug on each other.
 
Define that please. What makes something a "weapon of war"? What makes a gun a "military grade" weapon?
If by "weapons of war" they mean actually used in war, that includes:
Revolvers
Shotguns
Bolt-Action Rifles
Leaver-Action Rifles
Muskets
Swords
Knives
Clubs/Bats
Axes

What weapon has NOT been used in war?

AR15s.

:auiqs.jpg:

Well, that's not quite true. An AR-15 is simply a modified M16/M4 that is limited to semiautomatic fire.

Edit: Now that I think about it, it's the other way around. The AR-15 was around first. The military modified them for their use.
You snortin again this morning?
Look it up. First statement : True
Second statement: Not

Evidence?
 
Understanding the Different Types of AR 15 Rifles - M16 vs. M4 vs. AR15 - A1, A2, A3, or A4




The AR15 platform has undergone many changes over the years, and it can be pretty confusing to the average gun-owner. The goal of this article is to help you keep it all straight.

800px-M16A1_brimob_grande.jpg

AR15 vs. M4 vs. M16 - What's the Difference?
To understand the different types of AR15's, you first need to start with a little history.

The AR-15 was a direct evolution of the AR-10, which was developed by Eugene Stoner in the 50's. The first ones were no more than simple scaled down versions of the AR-10.

In the late 1960's, the US military began use of an AR-15 variant known as the M16 rifle. This rifle became standard equipment for the US Army beginning in the Vietnam War. The rifle has gone through several generations of improvements since the original model - we will explore these later in this article.

In the 1980's, Colt began work on a new platform based on the M16 rifle, which was eventually known as the M4 Carbine. The M4, which features a shorter barrel, collapsible stock, and other modifications, has become standard equipment for close-quarters combat through the US Military.

Understanding the Different Types of AR 15 Rifles - M16 vs. M4 vs. AR15 - A1, A2, A3, or A4
Stoner was designing it solely for war purposes.
 
Understanding the Different Types of AR 15 Rifles - M16 vs. M4 vs. AR15 - A1, A2, A3, or A4




The AR15 platform has undergone many changes over the years, and it can be pretty confusing to the average gun-owner. The goal of this article is to help you keep it all straight.

800px-M16A1_brimob_grande.jpg

AR15 vs. M4 vs. M16 - What's the Difference?
To understand the different types of AR15's, you first need to start with a little history.

The AR-15 was a direct evolution of the AR-10, which was developed by Eugene Stoner in the 50's. The first ones were no more than simple scaled down versions of the AR-10.

In the late 1960's, the US military began use of an AR-15 variant known as the M16 rifle. This rifle became standard equipment for the US Army beginning in the Vietnam War. The rifle has gone through several generations of improvements since the original model - we will explore these later in this article.

In the 1980's, Colt began work on a new platform based on the M16 rifle, which was eventually known as the M4 Carbine. The M4, which features a shorter barrel, collapsible stock, and other modifications, has become standard equipment for close-quarters combat through the US Military.

Understanding the Different Types of AR 15 Rifles - M16 vs. M4 vs. AR15 - A1, A2, A3, or A4
Stoner was designing it solely for war purposes.
Good idea

-Geaux
 
this again?

Do you not have an answer?

Whats your answer?

I don't use that kind of language to beg for gun control, so there's no need for me to have an answer.

Oh, so you beg for gun control without using those bad military type words used to describe a gun. Ok. Actually, we need to eliminate more gun laws. We have too many that are infringing on the second. We don't need more. Thats ludicrous.
 
Define that please. What makes something a "weapon of war"? What makes a gun a "military grade" weapon?
---------------------------- as i commented yesterday , most guns that are effective and efficient were developed from weapons of war . Even the Brown Bess Musket of the American Revolution went from being a single shot smooth bore Musket to the first Pennsylvania or Kentucky Rifled 'RIFLE' of the American Revolution was a Weapon of War SDan .
 
Define that please. What makes something a "weapon of war"? What makes a gun a "military grade" weapon?
If by "weapons of war" they mean actually used in war, that includes:
Revolvers
Shotguns
Bolt-Action Rifles
Leaver-Action Rifles
Muskets
Swords
Knives
Clubs/Bats
Axes

What weapon has NOT been used in war?

AR15s.

:auiqs.jpg:

Well, that's not quite true. An AR-15 is simply a modified M16/M4 that is limited to semiautomatic fire.

Edit: Now that I think about it, it's the other way around. The AR-15 was around first. The military modified them for their use.
You snortin again this morning?
Look it up. First statement : True
Second statement: Not

Evidence?
Go ask Stoner's grandkids or something.
 
Define that please. What makes something a "weapon of war"? What makes a gun a "military grade" weapon?
---------------------------- as i commented yesterday , most guns that are effective and efficient were developed from weapons of war . Even the Brown Bess Musket of the American Revolution went from being a single shot smooth bore Musket to the first Pennsylvania or Kentucky Rifled 'RIFLE' was a Weapon of War .

They don't care. They hate guns and the second.
 
Oh, so you beg for gun control without using those bad military type words used to describe a gun. Ok. Actually, we need to eliminate more gun laws. We have too many that are infringing on the second. We don't need more. Thats ludicrous.

Where did I say I want new gun control laws?
 
Define that please. What makes something a "weapon of war"? What makes a gun a "military grade" weapon?
They will "define" it, don't you worry. And they will make it illegal for civilians to own. So if you can't quite figure it out, don't fret.

They are already illegal for children to own. Children are unable to own anything before they come of age. It's just sad that you don't know that..
 
this again?

Do you not have an answer?

Whats your answer?

I don't use that kind of language to beg for gun control, so there's no need for me to have an answer.

Oh, so you beg for gun control without using those bad military type words used to describe a gun. Ok. Actually, we need to eliminate more gun laws. We have too many that are infringing on the second. We don't need more. Thats ludicrous.
------------------------------ gun laws and other restrictions , its all they do and taxpayers pay them to do it LBTrout .
 
Oh, so you beg for gun control without using those bad military type words used to describe a gun. Ok. Actually, we need to eliminate more gun laws. We have too many that are infringing on the second. We don't need more. Thats ludicrous.

Where did I say I want new gun control laws?


Right here:

"I don't use that kind of language to beg for gun control, so there's no need for me to have an answer."
 

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