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Massad Ayoob explains it.
I only built one. One of my sons gave me a charging handle in my Christmas stocking one year, so I decided to do a complete build, choosing all components to justify it, which he knew I would. As for ammo, I don't wasted it, as I mark my targets and don't miss much, not being one for suppressing fire, as a rule.Only one AR and only two magazines?
Sure. The same rationale where on bases with disciplined soldiers under supervision they don't lock unloaded weapons away. I hear ya'.Chances of a visiting granddaughter here, disturbing a stored but handy weapon are nil.
I love them!
In Conus, we lock unloaded weapons away to keep them from being stolen, at expense to the taxpayer and danger to the public, not misuse by the soldiers.Sure. The same rationale where on bases with disciplined soldiers under supervision they don't lock unloaded weapons away. I hear ya'.
I love to build them. So I have many more than I need. I am also a greedy magazine hoarder so I have hundreds of them. Funny because for the last 20 years I have been using one 50 year old GI 20 rd magazine as my range mag.I only built one. One of my sons gave me a charging handle in my Christmas stocking one year, so I decided to do a complete build, choosing all components to justify it, which he knew I would. As for ammo, I don't wasted it, as I mark my targets and don't miss much, not being one for suppressing fire, as a rule.
And of course the same reasons could not apply in your situation. I hear ya'.In Conus, we lock unloaded weapons away to keep them from being stolen, at expense to the taxpayer and danger to the public, not misuse by the soldiers.
Except as a useful sporting rifle.Endless variations = endless versatility - you can, quite literally, build an AR for any purpose you might have for a firearm.
Well you are ready for the apocalypse now. I have enough for immediate security, but also know if something really goes down, there will be plenty lying around to pick up, if people start to shoot at me. Just saying, battlefield rules would apply.I love to build them. So I have many more than I need. I am also a greedy magazine hoarder so I have hundreds of them. Funny because for the last 20 years I have been using one 50 year old GI 20 rd magazine as my range mag.
The only time I use a 30rd mag is when I take out my M-16.
^^^Except as a useful sporting rifle.
I arguably have triple barrier protection of fencing, exterior locks, internal locked areas, as sell as surveillance of a roving, very protective, distrustful of strangers, 90 lb German Shepherd. UPS has been scared shtless just to leave packages on the concrete by the door, long since learning not to ring the doorbell, as Lexie goes bananas, and I have a tendency coming to the door say loudly, "No Lexie, you can't eat that man".And of course the same reasons could not apply in your situation. I hear ya'.
Sure. And grandchild possible access to unsecured loaded firearms as I am given to understand.I arguably have triple barrier protection of fencing, exterior locks, internal locked areas,
I've done an awful lot of animal shooting on foot, often with companions. Semi's have no place there. ARs balance terribly for carrying, they don't have an action that can be closed silently. They just keep failing the actual sporting rifle tests.^^^Except as a useful sporting rifle.
A statement of ignorance, or dishonesty.
No. She is outside playing on the deck with her mother, (my daughter) and my wife, Grams as she calls her.Sure. And grandchild possible access to unsecured loaded firearms as I am given to understand.
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No probs. As Flash has said, it's just the price of freedom...No. She is outside playing on the deck with her mother, (my daughter) and my wife, Grams as she calls her.
No. Just the benefit of being 65 degrees in the middle of January for some reason, instead of freezing cold and wintry mix.No probs. As Flash has said, it's just the price of freedom...
A lot of people hunt with them.Except as a useful sporting rifle.
