"well everyone knows AR means assault rifle!!!!11"
Speaking of scatterguns, still have the Benelli, Mike?
Speaking of scatterguns, still have the Benelli, Mike?
Martin has the lower to be engraved, and I am applying for the stamp on it. He is out of cans right now, but am getting one from him when they come in. I have the LPK with a DPMS hammer, KNS pins, Mil Spec CTR, buffer and spring, Josh is ordering the Billet upper and 6" barrel.
I am having to buy a few parts at a time, but am trying to time it so that it is ready when the stamps are approved. I still need the DD rail, remaining upper pieces, sights, BCG, mmags, and Hahn block.
Gillman you ought to swap that fire control group out for the Rock River 2 stage trigger. Best extra money I spent on mine, my first rifle was built with the DPMS kit and the trigger left alot to be desired imho. You can shoot the new one tomorrow at the match if you want to give it a try.
Actually the "AR" in AR-15 stands for ArmaLite, not Assault Rifle.
The ArmaLite AR-5 was a break open .22Hornet/.410.
The ArmaLite AR-7 was a takedown .22LR http://www.armaliterifles.com/category/1424-armalite_ar7_clones.aspx
There was also an ArmaLite AR-17 that was a 12ga shotgun. http://store.vintagepaperads.com/servlet/-strse-14975/1964-Armalite-AR-dsh-17-12/Detail
Firearms and ammo are two different things. People always throw out claims like you made about liability when there is zero evidence to support it even by your own admission. If your department allows personally owned weapons to be carried then the only liability is on the individual as to the quality of parts they decide to use.
I guess my sarcasm is a little too subtle.
No, I caught your sarcasm. I just posted that for the folks who didn't know. Sorry if I offended you, it was not intended.
Ahh, no worries. And I'm not the type to get offended by internet message boards.
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