I've said it before that I am tired of all the things the media gets wrong about guns and ammunition when talking about gun control.
I think the mistakes they make should make it apparent to folk that they don't have the smarts or 'common sense' to be making decisions on gun control.
However maybe I'm wrong. Maybe we should let Ted Nugent be our guide and follow his lead when he says "I like it when people say stupid things, that way we know who the stupid people are."
The Atlantic has a whole slew of articles on gun control with many of the recent ones demonizing the AR-15. I suspect they are for an AR-15 ban. I would be against it since, IMhO it would not help solve the problem of gun violence. But hey, if I'm wrong, I'm wrong, wouldn't be the first time.
Here's a link to a March 25, 2018 article and some of the main points
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Anyway here's the link to one of the Atlantic articles and if someone were to go through them I suspect they might just find a couple more example that show those folks might not know too much about guns and ammunition.
https://www.theatlantic.com/notes/2...are-the-feasible-aims-for-gun-control/556460/
I think the mistakes they make should make it apparent to folk that they don't have the smarts or 'common sense' to be making decisions on gun control.
However maybe I'm wrong. Maybe we should let Ted Nugent be our guide and follow his lead when he says "I like it when people say stupid things, that way we know who the stupid people are."
The Atlantic has a whole slew of articles on gun control with many of the recent ones demonizing the AR-15. I suspect they are for an AR-15 ban. I would be against it since, IMhO it would not help solve the problem of gun violence. But hey, if I'm wrong, I'm wrong, wouldn't be the first time.
Here's a link to a March 25, 2018 article and some of the main points
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* One of the unique features of the AR-15 is the much faster magazine changes than with an AK-47 or a Ruger Mini-14.That means the AR-15 round's kinetic energy is [much higher] than the M1’s.
* The old issue of 'Teflon coated bullets' comes up again too. (They're bad.)With the AR-15, a shooter can change magazines faster than the reaction time of victims. Not so with the AK or the Mini.
Anyway here's the link to one of the Atlantic articles and if someone were to go through them I suspect they might just find a couple more example that show those folks might not know too much about guns and ammunition.
https://www.theatlantic.com/notes/2...are-the-feasible-aims-for-gun-control/556460/