AR15 day...........whadaya think?

[Ignored Member]

Honestly, I think this is a bad idea. If the media outlets get involved, then either they or the followers who post on Facebook will eventually say this is a way to get the general public trained on how to use a "killing machine"
Nothing gun related ever goes well when news outlets get involved.

 

[chuter]

Honestly, I think this is a bad idea. If the media outlets get involved, then either they or the followers who post on Facebook will eventually say this is a way to get the general public trained on how to use a "killing machine"
Nothing gun related ever goes well when news outlets get involved.

That's a possibility, hard to say how it would go.
Maybe get some local news personalities to shoot and do a story.

 

[dennishoddy]

Honestly, I think this is a bad idea. If the media outlets get involved, then either they or the followers who post on Facebook will eventually say this is a way to get the general public trained on how to use a "killing machine"
Nothing gun related ever goes well when news outlets get involved.

Not so sure.
The Ponca City news is Very conservative in their reporting and we have had their outdoor reporters at the range for special events with great write ups and pics afterward.
Daily Oklahoman used to have a good outdoor editor, but don’t know now.
It’s just an individual call if a local news outlet is going to give an honest report on a class like this.