francoHFW
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- Sep 5, 2011
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Do you sell AR-15 that would pass muster?I sell firearms and ammo for a living, an over the counter Ar15 would never pass military muster... factActually I did serve eight years in the guard. Second of all, there is no way an over the counter Ar15 would ever pass military muster you obviously know nothing of the subject.An ar15 and the like are not so called assault weapons they are just sporting rifles, nothing more nothing less.No that's not the solution, 7 states and multiple cities have banned assault weapons and the courts have supported all of them, give your money and push for the local ban in every part of the country , increase the number of places that they are banned. It is clear to everyone by example that none of these haters here , who have nothing but threats and people offering to murder me , should be able to have a gun, simply read the responses to my post here and decide if you think these people should be able to have a gun.
You are obviously not very bright, Please educate yourself on the subject before you speak - you look foolish
There is very little difference between an AR-15 and a M-16-A-4 except the A-4 has a 3 shot burst setting. But in combat, that setting is rarely used. It's pretty worthless. Since you arm chair generals have never served you wouldn't know that.
Yes, the Military uses it as a sporting rifle as well. Their game is humans.
Funny, I can buy a military grade AR-15 over the counter. The only difference will be the receiver which cannot be changed out with the M-16 receiver. Same barrel, same everything else. The cost won't be no crummy 500 bucks. It will be closer to 1500 or better. You get what you pay for.
And I doubt you ever served. You don't know the history of the Military at all.
Of course I served, lots of Americans have.