INGO on CNN

[benkrebs]

Sorry if this is a repost, I just got really excited. Who was it?

Why would someone own a military-style rifle? - CNN.com

If you click to tab "6" at the top it has a quote from "INGunowner"

 

[JetGirl]

"** It has come to my attention that a website by the name of INGunOwners - Indiana Gun Owners Community has been confused with the screen name used to publish this article. The views expressed here are purely of the author (an anonymous gun owner in Indiana) and not representative of the INGunOwners website community."

Taken from; An AWB would only infringe on constitutional rights - CNN iReport

 

[benkrebs]

Well shoot.

 

[HICKMAN]

notice they are trying to re-brand the AR from "assault rifle" to "military style weapon"

Get ready for the confiscations folks, they are targeting the soccer moms...

 

[the1kidd03]

Get ready for the confiscations folks

repeat 1860's

 

[JetGirl]

notice they are trying to re-brand the AR from "assault rifle" to "military style weapon"

As the owner of various 1911s (designed for military purposes and used from WWI through present day by our Armed Forces), that did not escape my attention.

 

[concrete dog]

Sorry if this is a repost, I just got really excited. Who was it?

Why would someone own a military-style rifle? - CNN.com

If you click to tab "6" at the top it has a quote from "INGunowner"

LOL looks like he just joined a month ago

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

As the owner of various 1911s (designed for military purposes and used from WWI through present day by our Armed Forces), that did not escape my attention.

Really...if you eliminate all firearms that aren't or never were "military style", I wonder what would be left.

 

[VERT]

Really...if you eliminate all firearms that aren't or never were "military style", I wonder what would be left.

I was going to post something smart. But honestly I can't think of an example. Even a lot of muzzle loading rifles were once weapons of war. Most modern bolt action "hunting" rifles are based off the Mauser. Even shotguns are used by the military.

Single shots such as the encore or NEF pardners/handy rifle. Maybe some of the dedicated rimfire target pistols would fit into a non military category.

 

[Gino66]

Really...if you eliminate all firearms that aren't or never were "military style", I wonder what would be left.

red ryder (assault) BB guns, and lever action (heavy) shotguns!

 

[actaeon277]

Someone argued with me about ARs are not "necessary" for us.
He's going to get a Winchester. That's good enough.
I almost fell over laughing.
After the civil war, the Winchester was the "assault rifle"

 

[xfrostybeersx]

We could always arm ourselves with Air Soft guns.

 

[elemonator]

He's probably a 'plant'.....dun-dun-dunnnnnn

 

[ocsdor]

One of my military-style rifles. .50 caliber even.

 

[Justin Case]

Here is a thread started last Friday on this.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...endment/253882-which_dum_dum_posted_this.html

 

[arthrimus]

Really...if you eliminate all firearms that aren't or never were "military style", I wonder what would be left.

I would assume that you would have to get rid of all Mauser action rifles, which would be almost all bolt actions.