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Well, I feel the ones who put down the AR-15 are usually the ones who have a government that
doesn't let you have them..so, in return they have to put those down that do..

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OR as they are banned here pretty much for ever the only people who keep demanding them here are nutters. Or fantasists. ie here in Australia. In the USA maybe different.

I've decided in future when I run up again those sorts, in Australia, to ask them a simple question - "How or what political strategy are you going to use to have them legalisied again?"

The silence will be defeaning.

And really this isn't a forum for AR15 endless discussions. Double rifles, classic rifles, hunting etc. Good fun. Not lots of threads of how to kill human beings. The very reason I started these forums 17 years ago was because every forum I visited at the time, was "how to kill your attacker" type discussions.

The endless discussions of "I would like one, but I can't have one", well that's a fact and nothing is going to change it. I too would "like one". Never going to happen.

But I am opening a new AR15 type discussion elsewhere for an honest assessment and discussion. Based on some comments made by experienced military sorts over the years.

Please let this thread go back to discussions on the .300 mag. Much more interesting.

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Well at least your not trying to tell us that AR15 magazines and triggers fall out like you claim happens with Blaser R8's.

I'm out of here.....might even get the 300 Win Mag out of the safe for a shot. Just wish I could still get an AR out and shoot an IPSC or Service Match....

Damn went off track again. Oh yeah and to fill the silence for ya...ask yourself this. If a licensed shooter can't own an AR15 for use in International competitions like IPSC and Service rifle matches under the same legislation and conditions as they can a Handgun....then how long will we still own and shoot handguns?

And as for a strategy.

1. Be careful who you vote for.


Rod

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