Great point. Maybe we should stat making people take a test to get the right to operate a car, register them, and get insurance to help anyone they injure.
So please tell me, what type of hunting requires a low power round that can fire at over a shot per second? A horde of rabbits attacking your carrots?
Which began to practice for killing.
Cutting off the narrative again to suit your needs and conveniently ignoring hit and runs, driving without a license and driving without no insurance.
I told you, I am sick and tired of spoon feeding your the answers that are easily found. Take a course instead of being ignorant.
And the jet engine would not have been possible without the result of World War 2 research to make fighter jets. You made a pointless comment.
No shit. Were you wondering what those little marks I put around the word right mean?
So you can't tell me what hunting situation makes a AR an effective choice?
You're the one who brought up cars.
Yes. They tend to use .308 soft points that are used for deer for longer shots. They are not limited to using ball ammo under the Geneva convention because they are not at war.
Yes I can, but I'm not going to because I'm tired of spoon feeding you.
You can believe that if you want and rant limitlessly about it, but there will be another mass shooting in Canada, despite the laws.
I would think in a densely crowed area, it would make sense to use a soft point bullet. A hard point bullet can go right through the suspect and also hit an innocent bystander or hostage.
Some day?
There's definitely a problem in the U.S. No question about it. But the reality is you can't do much about it.
From 2014
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