[piytar]

I thought it was an “AR-15 shotgun.” (Actual statement on a CNN ticker yesterday.)

[FlingWingFlyer]

I thought it was an “AR-15 shotgun.” (Actual statement on a CNN ticker yesterday.)

Are you kidding me? LOL! What a bunch of idiots.

[Mr. Lucky]

Apparently CNN confused the AR-15 shotgun with the AK-47 pistols.

[fini]

There actually is a shotgun that looks like an AR15. I’ve seen them on gunbroker.com, but I’ve never touched one.

[stormer]

http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/mka-1919-shotgun-ar15-style-detail.html?Itemid=0

[jaydubya2]

And from CNN's website article "It's easy to get an AR-15. They can be purchased online or in a gun store. Aaron Alexis legally purchased the one he used in the Navy Yard."

Lies,lies,lies...

[Brooklyn Attitude]

“I thought it was an “AR-15 shotgun.” “

There was a reporter from Fox at the White house who heard what sounded like gun shots and reported that a secret service guy suddenly showed up with “a big gun”. He had no idea if it was a rifle, shotgun, bazooka, etc. The only description he could offer was “big”. These people are completely ignorant on these issues.

[shotgun]

Most likely the newly banned M1 Garand, WWII military assault rifle, with the high capacity 8 round clip, which was responsible for killing hundreds of thousands of freedom loving people exerting their right to support their democratically elected governments of Germany and Italy, as well as those peaceful servants of the Emperor of Japan.

[Oatka]

I thought it was an “AR-15 shotgun.” (Actual statement on a CNN ticker yesterday.)

Back when those two guys were sniping at people in Washington, D.C., Katie Coric opined that the AR-type rifle's accuracy was especially deadly because "it had spirals in the barrel". (I am not creative enough to make up something like this)

[matt04]

MSNBC must be devistated.