Report: Over 24.4 Million AR-15s, AK-47s in Civilian Hands

[GodFearinGunTotin]

”The MSR remains the most-popular selling centerfire semiautomatic rifle in the United States today,” NSSF said. “There are more MSRs in circulation today than there are Ford F-Series trucks on the road.”

Bankruptcy Judge Set to Decide NRA Fate

Judge Hale’s will determine what the country’s largest and most influential gun group will look like moving forward or, perhaps, if it will continue to exist at all.

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[Mgderf]

 

[DadSmith]

”The MSR remains the most-popular selling centerfire semiautomatic rifle in the United States today,” NSSF said. “There are more MSRs in circulation today than there are Ford F-Series trucks on the road.”

Bankruptcy Judge Set to Decide NRA Fate

Judge Hale’s will determine what the country’s largest and most influential gun group will look like moving forward or, perhaps, if it will continue to exist at all.

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I'm for NRA leadership being removed and new elections for new leaders.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Oops. I don’t know how that happened.

Report: Over 24.4 Million AR-15s, AK-47s in Civilian Hands

AR-15s are becoming even more popular.

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[blue2golf]

What does that new "assault weapon" bill call for? Registration so you can grandfather what you have now?

Heh..."F" that and good luck finding all those weapons.

 

[thedreamer]

The left is their own worst enemy when it comes to gun sales. They push for gun control and sales boom in response.

 

[DadSmith]

What does that new "assault weapon" bill call for? Registration so you can grandfather what you have now?

Heh..."F" that and good luck finding all those weapons.

Much more than you think.

 

[2tonic]

Well, it appears push has come to shove, and some elected public officials better put on their big boy pants and grow a pair.

Lest things get really ugly.

 

[Mgderf]

Well, it appears push has come to shove, and some elected public officials better put on their big boy pants and grow a pair.

Lest things get really ugly.

I don't think ugly would cover it.

 

[cg21]

I don't think ugly would cover it.

Gun owners have warned of things getting ugly about 50 straws ago the poor camel died years ago, now we are carrying the remaining straw.

 

[Expat]

Well put me down as against this too.

 

[KokomoDave]

Only 24.4 million?
I better buy some to catch up!

 

[KG1]

"Over 24.4 million ARs and AKs in civilian hands" in common use for mostly lawful purposes. This is why any attempt to ban them will be unconstitutional.

 

[DadSmith]

Only 24.4 million?
I better buy some to catch up!

That's probably built rifles. It's probably 2x that when you add in those built at home.

 

[IUKalash429]

That's probably built rifles. It's probably 2x that when you add in those built at home.

I'd say that's a conservative estimate.

 

[Cameramonkey]

Per Heller, I'd say that 24M is "in common use". So another AWB would be unconstitutional.


OR are they going to say that the ford F150 isn't a common truck either?


Oh, and its the democrats' own fault. If they hadn't banned them the first time around, Im not sure they would be as popular as they are today. I remember after the sunset I bought my first AR on a lark. I never even CONSIDERED one before the ban. I just happened to be in Bradis one Monday after work mere months after the ban was lifted. I was just browsing and they pulled a "Hey kid. c'mere. Check this out." They showed me a Windham post ban XM-15 that they had taken on trade at the 1500 the day before. They offered me a stupid cash price "today only". I want to say it was between $350 and $400. It was low enough I said "Hold on. I gotta run to the ATM" because they even admitted it was used, but we couldnt tell. And the rest is history.

 

[DadSmith]

This is getting crazy.

 

[Robert Richardson]

Giddy up!

 

[KokomoDave]

Never answer the door!

 

[Mgderf]

Never answer the door!

Or get out of the boat!