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@LordBeige @TraitorTrumpKC @Godsspear011 @Gameove35593168 @BillMartin70 @Nguyen_anime3 @GeorgiasGiant 3d printing has made gun control impossible, and there's nothing you can do about it
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@krus_chiki same reason fudd gun reviewers bemoaned the Colt Sporter when it released same reason fudds ask to see tax stamps a mix of gatekeeping and fear of the government's response to other people's actions affecting their hobby
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kinda wild that Colt redid their website to include a "Mass Shooting Rifle" category
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good news from SCOTUS, time print some bump stocks
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@RichNascak @adam_mcfatrich @freedom_girl4 @DebbieforFL If you think that telling the truth about the history of the AR-15 is damaging, you should reevaluate your position, fudd. How do you expect people to take you seriously if all you do is lie and obfuscate?
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@BloodBrosAriz If you're gonna carry a can of Gorrila Glue around everywhere you go, you might as well just carry a gun.
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this is your brain on boot leather
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@kylezk11 @cowboyaron @Type07Safety You don't even need to drill a hole.
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@Ur_a_Smartass_C Please explain to me why Colt stamped "AR-15" on millions of M16s and M16A1s they produced for the war in Vietnam.
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@TheKrazyKat @Nguyen_anime3 what do you think a Glock is made from?
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@__w3b__ @TraitorTrumpKC @Godsspear011 @Gameove35593168 @BillMartin70 @Nguyen_anime3 @GeorgiasGiant you can cast lead bullets from fishing weights and electroplate them with copper from scrap you can reuse existing brass cases or make our own from copper bar stock you can source powder and primers from nail gun charges
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@Sayin_It_Now @Dmiller147L @Pro_Mek_ @mtntallpaul The AR-15 was designed specifically for military use.
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@DesertRunner9 @ArmyVet02 @Al_Wallace_Esq @Heywood4242 Arguing that the AR-15 shouldn't be banned because "it's not a weapon of war" just legitimizes the gun grabber position that it's okay to ban military weapons. That sort of dumb fudd argument is what got us the NFA, GCA, and Hughes Amendment in the first place.
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@paradoxtma @RKneegrow how else would you carry it?
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@Druid5333 @GuerroLobo @NaviGoBoom wow cool you chose the dictionary meant for retards and ESL do you think guns were called rifles before rifling was invented?
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@paradoxtma @RKneegrow yeah dude, half-full magazines keep you safe
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@CWILLIS11 @Sayin_It_Now @Dmiller147L @Pro_Mek_ @mtntallpaul .10mm would be reeaaaaalllly small 10mm* has around 700 ft lbs muzzle energy at 1300 f/s out of a 5" barrel depending on load. M193 has around 1300 ft lbs of energy at 3000 f/s out of a 20" rifle barrel. You have a poor understanding of ballistics.
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@lkeane @Spruce_18 @jjohansen11235 @KyleRowland17 @Nap51M @fourboxesdiner @NSSF Every single AR-15 made by Armalite was select-fire. Every single AR-15 made by Colt until 1963 was select-fire. Colt began selling the Sporter in 1964, and continued selling select-fire AR-15s after its release. Colt sold plenty of select-fire AR-15s commercially to police.
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@Gwydion_Wolf @PrinceAbooAboo @NaviGoBoom *rolls eyes* the "Base-Model" AR-15 is select-fire, fully automatic. Armalite never made a semiauto AR-15. They were all full-auto. The first semiauto AR-15 model, the Colt AR-15 SP1, wasn't released until 1964, 7 years after the AR-15 was created.
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@lkeane @Spruce_18 @jjohansen11235 @KyleRowland17 @Nap51M @fourboxesdiner @NSSF The AR-15 is a weapon of war. It was designed to kill people, and it's still every effective at that even when limited to semiauto. This "it's just a heckin' wholesome sporterino" cuckold shit is pathetic and it needs to go.
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@Tactical_review "No military uses AR-15s" "The AR-15 was designed for sporting use"
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@jim_scalet @NathanielVArch1 @Travis_in_Flint My dude, the AR-15 was select-fire from the very beginning. Armalite never made a single semiauto-only AR-15. The first semiauto-only AR-15 model, the Colt AR-15 Sporter, wasn't released until 1964, 7 years after the AR-15 was created.
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@mtntallpaul We've been over this, Paul. The M16 is an AR-15. The AR-15 was developed for the Army's Small Caliber High Velocity rifle program at the direct request of Gen. Willard Wyman, commander of CONARC.
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@BB_old_guy The M4 is an AR-15, my dude.
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@JLLewis2019 @NaviGoBoom @EricJimerson Oh, you mean the select-fire AR-10 that was also created as a military rifle?
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@JohnReiche @Tim_Walz The M16 is an AR-15, my dude.
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@StolenValor1 @nw_wolfrunner @AR15_OrdCorps @TheWesternBlue1 @RepSherrill Gun owners have been playing this "don't scare the normies" game and clutching their pearls over optics for ages, and it's only gotten us more gun control. Insisting that the AR-15 is just a heckin' wholesome sporterino isn't gonna make gun grabbers stop wanting to ban it.
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@RichardLanzajr The M16 is an AR-15.
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@cognizantcoffee @Fynnderella1 @shelley_curious @AR15_OrdCorps @RecklessSquirel .223 Remington was a collaborative effort led by Armalite with the help of Sierra and Remington, made specifically for the AR-15 and the Army's Small Caliber High Velocity rifle program. 5.56 is .223.
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@Doc_Psych0 @T0M3R @LoriMills4CA42 @BarbraStreisand This is almost entirely wrong. The M16 doesn't use a different gas system. Prove me wrong. Armalite created both the AR-10 and AR-15, which were both select-fire from the very beginning. Armalite sold the rights for both to Colt.
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@zedrick_bravo @Uriah__Wilde @myStankFace @David_Leavitt The fact that you think I'm trolling just shows how pervasive the fuddlore misinfo has become in modern gun culture. Colt didn't stamp "AR-15" in big letters on the millions of M16s and M16A1s they produced for the war in Vietnam by accident.
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@Observer2All @NaviGoBoom @bosschonk "there is no select fire option for the ARMALITE RIFLE 15." Armalite only ever made select-fire AR-15s, you goofball.
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@RichardLanzajr If you're familiar with the Armalite AR-15, you'd know that Armalite developed the AR-15 specifically for the US Army's Small Caliber High Velocity rifle program at the request of Gen. Willard Wyman, and that the AR-15 was select-fire from the very beginning.
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@McleanEsq @MarvinDorfler26 @Jenniferaccount @SachaRoytman The NFA doesn't define what is and isn't an AR-15. SBR AR-15s are NFA Title II firearms yet they are still AR-15s. The same is true for select-fire AR-15s. The AR-15 was select-fire from the very beginning. Semiauto models didn't come out until 7 years later.
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@cathnjrn And that's a good thing. The purpose of the 2nd Amendment is to protect private ownership of military weapons.
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@D_Rotondo @snow_roach @RKneegrow M4s are not fully automatic. You can legally own machine guns. Many AR-15s are fully automatic.
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@MarkYoungTruth @VP Okay. The AR-15 first saw significant combat in 1962 when ARPA sent 1k Colt AR-15 601s to Vietnam for combat evaluation under Project AGILE.
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@HopliteMagazine @mtntallpaul Yes, by US DOD specification. The AR-15 was select-fire from the very beginning. Armalite never made a single semiauto-only AR-15. The first semiauto AR-15 model, the Colt AR-15 SP1, wasn't released until 1964, 7 years after the AR-15 was created.
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@AbsolutaZero I'm gay and that is an AR-15.
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@TheColonel8275 im pretty sure it means mass shooting rifle
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@0ffSh00t @Metfanant @Chili69 @funder @NaviGoBoom Yeah, that's what we're saying. This military/civilian dichotomy bullshit is a gun grabber narrative. The purpose of the 2nd Amendment is to protect private ownership of military weapons. This dumb "not a weapon of war" arguments just legitimizes the gun grabbers' lies.
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@D_Rotondo @snow_roach @RKneegrow Clearly the military has low standards. Pre-Hughes machine gun don't require any license. A tax stamp is just proof you've paid the NFA tax. The AR-15 was designed to be fully automatic from day one. Every single AR-15 made by Armalite was fully automatic.
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@adhardwick @VP AR-15s are not just semiauto. The AR-15 was designed to be fully automatic, and every single AR-15 made by Armalite was fully automatic. The AR-15 was adopted by the Air Force in 1962, and was eventually given the designation "M16". You may have heard of it.
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@paradoxtma @RKneegrow That's fuddlore myth. Cycling a properly made spring (loading or unloading) one time does orders of magnitude more wear to the spring than letting it sit loaded for a long period of time.
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@Zebra_Kick @danbert8 @GlynnErnesto @Liberals4Chase @ChaseForLiberty The US Air Force adopted the AR-15 as their service rifle in 1962. Sorry my dude, you're out of your element on this one.
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@NaviGoBoom nice lefty cope device
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@GenXFatBastard @Metfanant @NaviGoBoom The AR-10 was also developed for military use. Both the AR-10 and AR-15 were fully automatic from the very beginning. "M16" is simply the DoD designation for the Colt AR-15 604. And lasty, how exactly do you think a piston gas system works, if not by redirecting gasses?
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@GayConservativ3 The AR-15 was created for the US military. Every single AR-15 made by Armalite was fully automatic.
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@gunpolicy @Dianexis What is FPC President Brandon Combs's favorite shotgun, and is there any evidence he's ever fired one?
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@RavenOnline1 @StephanieWhint5 @ThisIsKyleR No, the M16 is literally an AR-15. That's why Colt stamped "AR-15" on millions of M16s and M16A1s made for the war in Vietnam. Your SDI certificate means nothing.
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@NaviGoBoom @NewAtlantisSun @Stump416 @montrealmagduru >make machine gun >post video to youtube >cops watch video i have now demonstrated my machine gun
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@OGCrimsonJester @johnsonstickk @columbia_eagle @3dphile_72 The M16 is an AR-15. That's why Colt stamped "AR-15" on the side of the M16.
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@iey0beeW @RKneegrow there's 5 fingers there, you goofball are you mistaking the skin between his ring finger and pinky as another finger?
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@lkeane @Spruce_18 @jjohansen11235 @KyleRowland17 @Nap51M @fourboxesdiner @NSSF Remember on that memo two tweets up where Colt says the M16 is the model 604? Can you guess what the UK military is buying in this purchase order?
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@Apheleia9 @Dmiller147L @Pro_Mek_ @mtntallpaul Almost all commercial semiauto AR-15s are sold with auto bolt carriers, my dude.
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@vermithrax12 @NaviGoBoom @coltlkl "prootoootyyyppeeeeee!" meanwhile, the first production Colt AR-15, adopted by the US Air Force in 1962:
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Without government who would show up armed while you're walking around with your young son in the morning, threaten you, slam you onto the cement, then detain you for doing absolutely nothing wrong? 'news' story on the video: #Watonga #government #police
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@Ear_O_Corn @SirLawrenceWil @DAJensen07 @dcpetterson @wendy_mcroberts They adopted .223 Remington as "Cartridge, 5.56mm ball, M193". M193 is .223 Rem. 5.56 NATO/M855 wasn't developed until the late 1970s, wasn't standardized until 1980, and wasn't used by the US military until the M16A2 in 1982.
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@lkeane @Spruce_18 @jjohansen11235 @KyleRowland17 @Nap51M @fourboxesdiner @NSSF Even Colt's internal memos from the time period explicitly call the M16 an AR-15.
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@BlackpillerN @GayOpossumKvlt @Nap51M @Brock_Agrippa @DiveEric @LakesFirearmsTr @RepSherrill The M240 is an FN MAG. The M9 is a Beretta 92. The M17 and M18 are SIG P320s. The XM7 is a SIG MCX SPEAR. The M68 was an Aimpoint CompM2, and now it's an Aimpoint CompM4. M193 is .223 Remington. The M107 is a Barrett M82. The M16 is an AR-15.
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@Elvin_Unleashed @Sayin_It_Now @Dmiller147L @Pro_Mek_ @mtntallpaul Every single AR-15 made by Fairchild Armalite was fully automatic.
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@LSE_LLC @RKneegrow If the DOD was evaluating the AR-15 as the "XM16E1" before 1963, one would think the 1963 Aberdeen bolt closure device test would refer to it as such, rather than "Rifle, Caliber .223, AR-15". 🤔
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@RavenOnline1 @StephanieWhint5 @ThisIsKyleR Every branch of the US military uses AR-15s, and has since the 1960s.
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@NaviGoBoom @Metfanant @bosschonk @Tyler4500 @YouDied66346067 @Dianexis Colt would never have advertised the SP1 as a legal-to-own combat rifle!
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@TPoole2404 @MrMan45676274 @autunite1878 @HurrayChristian @NaviGoBoom @Cuellarx3Mom @Margare51775614 @Nate_McMurray why do people who don't understand how AR-15s work always try to compare them to automobiles?
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@LordPente @TheArmedSquid @NightShade1776 @AlwaysUhhJustin @jchybow @TeslaTruckClub "Modern sporting rifle" is a marketing gimmick created to sell modern military rifle designs to dumb fudds. Arguments like "don't ban AR-15s, they're not weapons of war!" implicitly validating the gun grabber position that it's okay to ban military weapons.
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@gunpolicy You can convert virtually any semiauto AR-15 to full auto with just a single piece of plastic.
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@vxunderground Malware is protected by the 2nd Amendment.
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Federal is selling "mass shooting rifle" ammo now smh
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@Nguyen_anime3 @FBI @TheArcUS i thought they might have lost you
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@JeffPfeife53884 @JoJoFromJerz @kyledcheney The US military has used AR-15s continuously for over 60 years, brother.
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@0nyxTheWolf @Pregumin_ @zedrick_bravo @Uriah__Wilde @myStankFace @David_Leavitt That is SN #1 . It's in Reed Knight, Jr.'s private collection. That's not carbon fiber, it's fiberglass. The M4 wasn't developed until the 1980s lmao wtf are you doing
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@hazardous1871 @MidasMakeItRain @syskusa @TheGenCatton The US military had used select-fire AR-15s for longer than semiauto AR-15s have existed.
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@Jkrabbit1082 @Type07Safety The US military has used AR-15s continuously for over 60 years. The first branch to adopt the AR-15 was the Air Force in 1962.
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@lkeane @Spruce_18 @jjohansen11235 @KyleRowland17 @Nap51M @fourboxesdiner @NSSF Hey, guess who was responsible for the Army's initial procurement of the XM16E1? A guy with the title "AR-15 Project Manager".
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@myStankFace @CaptainKai__ @David_Leavitt The US military has used AR-15s in every major conflict since Vietnam.
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