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Definitely go and buy an AR15.Should I go today ? ;-)
Well, Colt said in their statement about this that the decision was based on market saturation.I was just chatting with someone about the decision Colt made to stop selling ARs to civilians. He lives back east and he shoots recreationally. He said he was unusual among his friends because he only owns one AR-style rifle. Most of them own several.
He also said that most avid shooters never buy a whole AR - that's for noobs. The AR pattern rifle is apparently the Lego of the gun world. They buy the $80 lower receivers and build-to-suit the rest from parts. He knows one guy who has 100 of the lowers in his garage and he puts them together on the friends and family program for as little as $300 in parts. Tons of Youtubes showing the assembly, so that's doable for a noob, too. (according to him)
He also said it was the competition that basically triggered Colt's withdrawal from the civilian market. Why pay the retail price of $900 for a Colt when you can build a clone for half?
With all those guns there you’re sure to killed. Best to stay home and finish those boards you promised would be done by now (and you’re saying they are at the glass shop)...Should I go today ? ;-)
pretty cool how he played dress up for the video! do you dress up like a call of duty character when you fondle your guns?10 levels beyond Colt
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Send him to Afghanistan where he actually needs his gunz.pretty cool how he played dress up for the video! do you dress up like a call of duty character when you fondle your guns?
Best to stay home and finish those boards you promised would be done by now (and you’re saying they are at the glass shop)...
curious about the NRA’s stance on homemade firearms. On one hand its big for the 2A on the other it can have a big impact on the business side of the industry who’s bidding they do.The home builders are getting closer. One designer is recommending a 3-D printer that only costs $200.
Crealty3D Ender-3 3D Printer on Amazon
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curious about the NRA’s stance on homemade firearms. On one hand its big for the 2A on the other it can have a big impact on the business side of the industry who’s bidding they do.
I am working with 4 other board builders here to get mine done , we are having a great time .With all those guns there you’re sure to killed. Best to stay home and finish those boards you promised would be done by now (and you’re saying they are at the glass shop)...
Send him to Afghanistan where he actually needs his gunz.
But those guys just like costume role play, not the real thing.
Or pick soft targets like school children, after they get bored shooting at paper and tin cans.