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originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: cavtrooper7
AR rifles have grown immensely in popularity, and with good reason. These light-recoiling, durable semiautos make sense not only for military and law enforcement applications, but also for self-defense, competition and target shooting. ARs also make excellent hunting rifles, and there are a growing number of hunters who rely on their ARs to put meat in the freezer.
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originally posted by: 00018GE
I get tired of hearing the news media talking heads saying that AR-15's are designed to kill. AR-15's and the like AND military rounds in general are designed to wound NOT kill. Wounding an enemy soldier takes more soldiers off the battlefield than killing enemy soldiers. These kinds of weapons are designed to wound. I don't understand why no one calls them on this more often.
originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
originally posted by: 00018GE
I get tired of hearing the news media talking heads saying that AR-15's are designed to kill. AR-15's and the like AND military rounds in general are designed to wound NOT kill. Wounding an enemy soldier takes more soldiers off the battlefield than killing enemy soldiers. These kinds of weapons are designed to wound. I don't understand why no one calls them on this more often.
This is, quite possibly, the stupidest post I have ever seen in my entire life. No. It's a gun. It kills people. That's the point.
originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
originally posted by: 00018GE
I get tired of hearing the news media talking heads saying that AR-15's are designed to kill. AR-15's and the like AND military rounds in general are designed to wound NOT kill. Wounding an enemy soldier takes more soldiers off the battlefield than killing enemy soldiers. These kinds of weapons are designed to wound. I don't understand why no one calls them on this more often.
This is, quite possibly, the stupidest post I have ever seen in my entire life. No. It's a gun. It kills people. That's the point.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: madmac5150
Only pitbulls. 'cuz they are evil. Everyone knows that.
originally posted by: madmac5150
originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
originally posted by: 00018GE
I get tired of hearing the news media talking heads saying that AR-15's are designed to kill. AR-15's and the like AND military rounds in general are designed to wound NOT kill. Wounding an enemy soldier takes more soldiers off the battlefield than killing enemy soldiers. These kinds of weapons are designed to wound. I don't understand why no one calls them on this more often.
This is, quite possibly, the stupidest post I have ever seen in my entire life. No. It's a gun. It kills people. That's the point.
The AR-15 sucks. Yes, it kills people, but a .22 LR could have done the job far more efficiently. Hell, my dogs are more lethal than an AR-15. Are we gonna ban dogs now?
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
originally posted by: madmac5150
originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
originally posted by: 00018GE
I get tired of hearing the news media talking heads saying that AR-15's are designed to kill. AR-15's and the like AND military rounds in general are designed to wound NOT kill. Wounding an enemy soldier takes more soldiers off the battlefield than killing enemy soldiers. These kinds of weapons are designed to wound. I don't understand why no one calls them on this more often.
This is, quite possibly, the stupidest post I have ever seen in my entire life. No. It's a gun. It kills people. That's the point.
Which tells me that you know NOTHING of firearms... and you have never met a shooter
The AR-15 sucks. Yes, it kills people, but a .22 LR could have done the job far more efficiently. Hell, my dogs are more lethal than an AR-15. Are we gonna ban dogs now?
Really !! Maybe Bryant should have used dogs instead of an AR15 at port Arthur