Why Everyone Needs An AR-15

[DadSmith]

Good educational video.

 

[Gabriel]

Good video. I rarely watch Yotube videos, let alone one that is 30 minutes long. This one is well worth it.

 

[AndreusMaximus]

Absolutely worth the watch. I rarely will even click anything over 5 minutes or so, but this video was jam packed. Most of the info was stuff we would all know already, but everything presented was relevant, informative, and accurate. I would definitely recommend sharing this video with anyone who may be open at all to learning more about guns, and "gun control" efforts.

 

[firefighterjohn]

That was an awesome video with great historical reference pointing out the tyrannical hypocrisy we're seeing right now. It's well worth the time to watch this one entirely thru.

 

[grillak]

i like this guy. his vids seem to be geared for beginners but there's a lot that experienced shooters need to hear!

 

[NoSaintJoe]

Because it scares the lefties

 

[Mgderf]

Correction: everyone needs multiple AR15s! Especially when they're priced right like they are right now...

I have a stripped lower in the safe that I paid $29.95 for.
I'd like to see you find that deal now, even for Black Friday.



I'll wait...

 

[Dean C.]

It's the duty of every military aged male in the United States to have their own kit and ammo ready to go.

 

[Amishman44]

Interestingly, the Armalite Modern Sporting Rifle was originally designed for individuals...
It was the US Military who took it, modified it, and made it into the M-16 rifle for the military.
It was designed specifically for civilian use....

 

[Creedmoor]

I have a stripped lower in the safe that I paid $29.95 for.
I'd like to see you find that deal now, even for Black Friday.



I'll wait...

What, was that like 4 years ago?
M885 was under 30 cents a round then.
Homes here have almost tripled here in that time. Fuel has doubled.

One can still get an Anderson lower for 45 bucks now. If one wants an Anderson lower.

 

[Creedmoor]

Interestingly, the Armalite Modern Sporting Rifle was originally designed for individuals...
It was the US Military who took it, modified it, and made it into the M-16 rifle for the military.
It was designed specifically for civilian use....

It was a offshoot of its dad the AR10.
Not sure that Fairchild- Armalite were in business for the civilian market.

 

[510picker]

Great video, but many people are so closed-minded that they could never watch this and let the facts actually sink in.

 

[Ingomike]

I have a stripped lower in the safe that I paid $29.95 for.
I'd like to see you find that deal now, even for Black Friday.



I'll wait...

This is not a p***ing contest. Prices of guns are very good right now relative to the cost of, well, everything else. Just posted yesterday that even prices on guns like the Colt Python or 6920 are dropping…

 

[bgcatty]

Nice video and yes, everyone needs an AR.

 

[Lpherr]

I have one....

it's never been loaded.

The only place to shoot it, is 30 miles away.

 

[OneBadV8]

It was a offshoot of its dad the AR10.
Not sure that Fairchild- Armalite were in business for the civilian market.

The AR-7 was build for the civilian market while ArmaLite was still under Fairchild.

 

[Amishman44]

Great video, but many people are so closed-minded that they could never watch this and let the facts actually sink in.

There's the biggest issue in many ways... opening one's mind and let the truth in! Doing this would absolve so many issues in one swing that thing's would go forward positively again!

 

[Creedmoor]

The AR-7 was build for the civilian market while ArmaLite was still under Fairchild.

It wasn't intended, but with the AF not interested thats were it went. And they did well with it.

 

[DadSmith]

The AR-7 was build for the civilian market while ArmaLite was still under Fairchild.

I'd like to see one made in 22 magnum.

 

[OneBadV8]

It wasn't intended, but with the AF not interested thats were it went. And they did well with it.

Nope, civilian market that got ADOPTED by the AF.