He says that there should be no such thing as an assault rifle and that term makes no sense.
I plus one him
I plus one him
ATF Agent came to my criminal justice class
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Carlos Hathcock
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He's the grain of sand in the ocean.
kev74
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Did you ask about Fast & Furious or Waco?
You could have gotten some uncomfortable looks.
You could have gotten some uncomfortable looks.
yes we did actually. He is right leaning, his son is in our class.
C3D
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Did he point out that he was the only one professional enough to handle his Glock?
He's a privileged class. No pinned mag for him.LOL, he told us how to make his glock fully auto and how to get around the pinned mags
meketrefe
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Shadow2
6.5 Creedmoor
Did you ask where the ATFs Amicus Briefs on the topic where?
BDinPutnam
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Marine Cpl
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Cool. Now whenever we have an NFA question like the proper way to pin a muzzle cap on a threaded barrel for example, we can just give you the letter and you can give it to his son. Much quicker and less red tape.
But assault rifle is a thing it's even a military term and has been since WW2
Doc8404
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^^^^^^^
Correct
The first "assault rifle" was probably the Stg44 - Sturmgewehr 44 - the translation is "assault rifle". The AK and M-16 are assault rifles. The following Wiki link appears to be accurate.
StG 44 - Wikipedia
Other rifles with more powerful cartridges (7.62 NATO, .30-06), FN-FAL, M-14, are referred to as "battle rifles".
Robin
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Real asalt rifle!
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Robin
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Robin
The STG44 is considered the first successful, there was one attempt (Finland I believe but cant remember off had, there is a video on the STG 44 on forgotten weapons and Ian mentions the "first first") but it was not mass produced or really made it out of the prototype/concept phase if I remember correctly
MadScientist
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I wonder if he meant "assault weapon" and not assault rifle as the made up term. Libs use them interchangably but as we all know an AR-15 is not select fire
Catskillkid
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I was thinking that very same thing.
Doc8404
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But they are not interchangeable, just like clip and magazine.
If you are going to try to call people out and try and look smart, might want to also be correct to start with...
Phazer
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Bingo!
"Assault rifle" is a real thing. It has been defined by the military as a rifle with an intermediate grade caliber that has the option to select automatic and semiautomatic fire.
"Assault weapon" is a political construct aimed at intentionally mischaracterizing semiautomatic rifles based on cosmetic features that do not alter or affect the firearm's caliber or firing rate.
Phazer
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MadScientist
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You might want to develop some reading comprehension before trying to call people out trying to look smart, as you say. "Libs" is the subject of the sentence, which is short for liberal. "Use" is the verb, and "interchangably" is an adverb. Let's start there.
Can spell it out. Liberals use the terms interchangably, which implies they use it incorrectly given the sentence immediately preceding it, and the word "but" in the 2nd sentence.
Bigfoot
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Buy your Automatic Transmission Fluid at the ATF.
Can’t use or phones old man! We are at the headquarters and they have wire tapping right above us and we can interfere with an investigation so they go into lockers.
Acer-m14
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I meant that lolCan’t use our phones ... young man