dnsmith1935
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Why not? The make a great carbine like firearm for heavy brush for thin skinned animals.Does that mean you don't have a problem with someone owning an AR 15?
Why not? The make a great carbine like firearm for heavy brush for thin skinned animals.Does that mean you don't have a problem with someone owning an AR 15?
I'll join you with 27 years on active duty retiring as a CW-4. And that idiot thinks he knows even a little bit about assault weapons.given the FACT that you know jack shit about guns, this means you're just a bloviating idiot with zero clue about combat tactics. I say this with military and tactical training/experience.
A .38 revolver can kill, if you can shoot straight. I prefer my old side by said 12 ga shutz gun loaded with turkey shot. I learned many years ago, not to bring a pea shooter to a potential gun fight. A shot gun is a much better close quarters weapon that a revolver.This is what, about the 6th claim to some form of expertise you've made on these boards over the years? Forgive me if I don't believe a word you say. As to "bloviating", only a complete neocon/teabagger/fibbertarian jackass would think a person defending their home from burglars needs a "combat tactic". You're not in the army, jackass. If someone breaks into your home and you have a gun, you can shoot them if you get the drop on them. A .38 revolver will kill them just as much as a shotgun or a semi-automatic rifle. Been that way since yer grand pappy's days....just ask any cop worth their salt.
The OP stands, and your just full of it as usual.
Cops are hog tied by civilian leadership. Combat tactics work best, either with a group or an individual. You are a true fool.Combat tactics for a home intruder? Newsflash for ya, dumbo...I grew up with cops. My dad was a NYC homicide detective. The average civilian gun owner gets basic training on how to handle a firearm if they so choose to take the class (depending upon varying state laws).....they can also option to take courses using training scenarios that most cops use for in the field (walking down the alley, inside a house with a perp, etc.). These COST, chuckles. So the average guy gets the basic class. I would love to see where you get your information to the contrary, because home owners on the whole who have successfully shot at and/or killed perpetrators sure as hell didn't have any "combat tactic". Been that way for a LONG time now.
It's like this genius; there's a BIG DIFFERENCE between being a combat soldier and a cop, a big difference between being a military cop and a civilian (state, city, county) cop. Any fool knows that...especially if they've applied for the job. So next time you want to dazzle us with your (alleged) military expertise, remember it's not a universal confirmation for all your assertions.
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Your civil liberties site is hoakum, the first time you linked it and nothing has changed. Check the military, not some civil liberties rag.No, YOU are jumping from one detour to another whenever you can't refute something I state or the link I provide to support what I say. The chronology of the posts will always be your undoing.
And for once and all, here's how the AR-15 became classified as an assault weapon like the AK-47 did: http://civilliberty.about.com/od/guncontrol/a/Assault-Weapons.htm
Once again, Nova, you prove yourself to be a preposterous neocon/teabagger/fibbertarian crank.
I did the search, read several of the links, and saw nothing that violates peoples right. I support the Patriot Act fully.Enter this in a Google search: rights the patriot act violates
Bon appetite!
All that and you still have produced not even an iota that the AR-15 is an assault. You did produce a link which proves there are other idiots as ignorant as you.No one said that the AR-15 was EVER sold as an automatic.
Here, for your education on the subject:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AR-15
http://civilliberty.about.com/od/guncontrol/a/Assault-Weapons.htm
I already said the AR-15 was used to create an assault weapon, then sold as a non-assault for sportsman. Thank you for proving my point.The only idiocy here is your thinking that your personal opinion, supposition and conjecture replaces fact and history. The military doesn't create weapons for civilian use...the create weapons for combat and assault against the enemy.
As the information showed, the AR-15 morphed into a training weapon for the military before it became a popular civilian sale. The classification came as follows: http://civilliberty.about.com/od/guncontrol/a/Assault-Weapons.htm
don't play semantics, junior....you're not that good at it.
When one gets rid of one semi-automatic rifle, all are in jeopardy. Disabilities from my service require that I not shoot a solid breach firearm, as do thousands of other disabled veterans. Your thinking is as garbled as you speech, which is unintelligible.Oh get over yourself, butch. All that blathering STILL DOES NOT CHANGE THE FACT THAT REMOVAL OF THE AR-15 FROM civilian circulation makes it very difficult for nut jobs and criminals to get a hold of them. Period. Bottom line: a .38, shotgun or hunting rifle used for home defense has been working quite well for a generation or so. If you've got a hard on for AR-15 or Ak-47, then you're just a child longing for the shiner toy....either that or you're a lousy shot. Carry on.
Thank you again. From your link: "Even though the homicide rate has fallen sharply in the last 50 years"And then there is this:
http://www.cnn.com/2015/12/04/us/gun-violence-graphics/
Bottom line: the victims and their surviving family members don't give a damn about your stats....just ask those folk in San Bernandino or Orlando.
"nobody likes you, everybody hates you let's go out and eat a worm" great big furry ones, little thin wiggly ones....."nobody likes you everybody hates you just go eat a worm"
are you fucking 6 years old
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And then there is this:
http://www.cnn.com/2015/12/04/us/gun-violence-graphics/
Bottom line: the victims and their surviving family members don't give a damn about your stats....just ask those folk in San Bernandino or Orlando.
Thank you again. From your link: "Even though the homicide rate has fallen sharply in the last 50 years"