This page is a permanent link to the reply below and its nested replies. See all post replies »
StardustandMelancholy · 36-40, F
Wow. Okay
1) An AR-15 stands for armalite - the company who designed it. It doesn’t mean assault rifle.
2) They aren’t automatic. They are semiautomatic- just like a pistol. It means one pull of the trigger means one round. Automatic ARs exist but they aren’t for civilian use. Some law enforcement has them - some states don’t even allow law Enforcement to have the automatic ones.
3) an ar15 - despite what you think - CAN be a hunting rifle.
4) why? Because I like shooting. That simple. Great for target shooting. And I put a lot of work into mine. It’s custom.
1) An AR-15 stands for armalite - the company who designed it. It doesn’t mean assault rifle.
2) They aren’t automatic. They are semiautomatic- just like a pistol. It means one pull of the trigger means one round. Automatic ARs exist but they aren’t for civilian use. Some law enforcement has them - some states don’t even allow law Enforcement to have the automatic ones.
3) an ar15 - despite what you think - CAN be a hunting rifle.
4) why? Because I like shooting. That simple. Great for target shooting. And I put a lot of work into mine. It’s custom.
MethDozer · M
@StardustandMelancholy Actually Eugene Stoner designed it, Armalite was just the first manufacturer.
StardustandMelancholy · 36-40, F
Yes but I dumbed it down a tad because I am kinda getting tired of repeating what AR actually means lol.
MethDozer · M
@StardustandMelancholy I hear yeah, but I didn't see it implied either.
StardustandMelancholy · 36-40, F
@MethDozer the miseducation and misunderstanding about that particular rifle bothers me. My AR never hurt anyone. Well - except targets. Those she’s done major damage to. She’s pretty too. :)