[Jonty30]

Or another one.

You might need 90 rounds and don’t have time to change the magazines.

[doorgunner69]

Have a few.

Want to try a piston conversion.

As cleaning the bolt mess is my biggest AR peeve.

[rktman]

I’ve noticed a bunch “Lets put a halt to firearm deaths!” ads recently. Never seem to see too many *Lets put a halt to drug deaths!”. Or any. ODs are much higher but..........

[GingisK]

Or another one?

Rules are rules. If you can't decide then purchase an assortment.

[Big Red Badger]

America’s Rifle—aka AR15.
Like 👍

[FlingWingFlyer]

If we’re going to have to fight the Democrats, I want a couple pallets of 105mm APERS-T “Beehive” rounds and a M101A1. “Messy is good.”

[Mlheureux]

1000 rounds in bulk is cheap. Need to break it in and then the range a few times and finally defense.

[Who is John Galt?]

IMHO (which is worth every penny you paid for it ;^) ARs are very much like golf clubs. You wouldn't play golf with just one club, would you? You need different clubs for different situations, and you need different ARs for different situations. "It's as plain as the nose on your face"...

;^)

[tumblindice]

The .38 Super has been a popular caliber in Mexico because it is considered there to be a non-military round.
“Mexican carry”: even if you ditch the pistol, a holster gets you in trouble.

[tumblindice]

I bought a CORE-15 brand as my first. It wasn’t very reliable, so set it aside. The lower seems fine.
Anyone familiar with the brand and any feeding/ejection probs, and more imp., fixes?

[ALASKA]

.......unless they lie.

And/or breathe.

[Psalm 73]

Had to get rid of my AR a few years ago as CT was banning all but "registered" ARs - no way was I gonna' do that.

So I picked up an M1 Garand - much deadlier but the Libtards have no idea.

[SkyDancer]

You can only use one at a time so why more than one? Now, extra magazines is a plus.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***Mexico here focuses on the manufacturers’ production of “military style” assault weapons***

Remember the 1960s when the most “E-e-e-vil guns were the 5 shot bolt action army surplus rifle and the “Saturday Night Special?
The rifle because it was “designed to kill PEOPLE!” and the SNS because it was cheap, and low priced as $12 at that time.
In reality the SNS was a target of opportunity to get gun bans started and the 5 shot bolt action Army Surplus ban was to protect the US HUNTING rifle industry from cheap competition.

Semi auto rifles have been around since 1903 and no problems were had till 1984 when the democrats cast their evil eye on them and decided to make a grab for them.
Closing the mental hospitals in the 1970s did not help as mass murders took off when they were closed and the crazies dumped on the streets.
Even Miss America 1962, enjoyed shooting an AR-15.

https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2015/06/07/blast-from-the-past-miss-america-shooting-a-cutting-edge-rifle/

[T.B. Yoits]

Or an AR-10.

[Taxman]

PING

[Vaduz]

What gun can hold 100 rounds?
Thompson submachine gun
Thompson submachine gun, caliber .45

Al Capone approved

[Dead Corpse]

I can think of 3 more I want to build out... Customizing, right tool for the job, etc... It’s fun. :-)