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I have no issue with that. I understand and approve. it's the statement about "military style" which got me and seems unnecessary.That's what going on Ferguson right now. Stories of shop owners standing guard with rifles because the police were too timid to do their jobs and stop the looting. So they looked on from a few blocks away as people were getting robbed.
I saw the best T-shirt:
"Why do I need to own one of these"
**Picture of an AR**
"Because F*** you thats why."
Bet they have a bumper sticker.
Some guys may dislike the vulgar language.. However I don't like tip toeing around with antis anymore.. Bluntness usually sums everything up.
I want mine to have an AKI own that shirt, except it has a FAL on it.
Any AR/AK/FAL or what have you I can purchase is NOT "Military style". That denotes the ability to fire on full automatic/burst. They don't. The cops have military style weapons in abundance.
Being an old fart I like the tried and true:
Why do I need a "Military Style" rifle?
To keep King George out of my face!
That's the funny thing about definitions, everyone seems to have their own. And I am pretty sure that the M16 is a military version of a civilian rifle that was adopted into military service (just like most "military" weapons).
So really, when they are talking about military style weapons, that term does not even apply to AR-15s. Bet they would be surprised to find that out.