Your Reasons Regarding an AR-15

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    Are you an AR-15 Owner?

    • Definitely!

      Votes: 87 32.1%

    • I am rumored to own at least one.

      Votes: 125 46.1%

    • Another tragic boating accident.

      Votes: 48 17.7%

    • Not on your life.

      Votes: 11 4.1%
    • Total voters
      271
    • Poll closed .
    pcfixer

    pcfixer

    Ultimate Member
    May 24, 2009
    5,953
    Marylandstan
    For me, I will not confirm nor deny. In this political atmosphere be careful what you say and do.
     
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    noahhh

    Active Member
    Jan 28, 2009
    254
    Arnold,Md
    I never particularly cared for them, and honestly still can't get too excited over them- 100 year old single shots and Savage 1899's are much more down my alley. But when politicians started taking steps to deny my access to one I decided it would be in my best interests to snag one. Even then it took a couple of years to get around to it.

    Now that I have one, I'm finding it to be fun to shoot and am enjoying it. If offered a trade on another decent takedown M1899 Savage I would probably go for it though. It (AR-15) doesn't represent a huge deal to me aside from the gun rights aspect of owning it.
     
    Minuteman

    Minuteman

    Member
    BANNED!!!
    Dec 13, 2009
    21,393
    Maryland, let's make it a better place.
    noahhh said:
    I never particularly cared for them, and honestly still can't get too excited over them- 100 year old single shots and Savage 1899's are much more down my alley. But when politicians started taking steps to deny my access to one I decided it would be in my best interests to snag one. Even then it took a couple of years to get around to it.

    Now that I have one, I'm finding it to be fun to shoot and am enjoying it. If offered a trade on another decent takedown M1899 Savage I would probably go for it though. It (AR-15) doesn't represent a huge deal to me aside from the gun rights aspect of owning it.
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    Wonderful post.

    Full of nostalgia, history, and one of the best reasons to own an AR (gun rights - Second Amendment); this is exactly why I bought my first (before the first AR ban).

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    Cai

    Active Member
    Jul 5, 2011
    488
    Poolsville
    Was never really interested in one until the state tried to take it away from me. Now I have 2 and my fiancee has 1! Guess their plan backfired... :D
     
    WSM

    WSM

    Rugeritis
    Oct 8, 2009
    6,364
    Lancaster, PA
    Not a huge fan of my AR's but they're ok. I built them because the lowers were $35. I'm still more of an AK guy.

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