- Sep 16, 2008
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It's CNBC. The piece might as well be directed by Bloomberg.
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Our team wanted to understand the AR-15’s immense popularity on both sides of the debate and go beyond the clichés. Portraying the AR-15 negatively is not the objective of the documentary and we can reassure all owners and enthusiasts that we aren’t choosing a side.
Here’s a clip from the special: http://cnb.cx/Zg19V7.
“America’s Gun: The Rise of the AR-15” premieres tomorrow Thursday, April 25th aat 10p ET/PT.
Well hello and welcome to MDShooters.com! I certainly wasn't expecting that!
I think I can speak for everyone when I say that we appreciate you taking an honest an unbiased look at it. I couldn't imagine someone from CNN or any other news network taking the time to make an account here and speaking with us about it. Thank you.
Well hello and welcome to MDShooters.com! I certainly wasn't expecting that!
I think I can speak for everyone when I say that we appreciate you taking an honest an unbiased look at it. I couldn't imagine someone from CNN or any other news network taking the time to make an account here and speaking with us about it. Thank you.
Well hello and welcome to MDShooters.com! I certainly wasn't expecting that!
I think I can speak for everyone when I say that we appreciate you taking an honest an unbiased look at it. I couldn't imagine someone from CNN or any other news network taking the time to make an account here and speaking with us about it. Thank you.
CNBC Prime; we can reassure all owners and enthusiasts that we aren’t choosing a side. [/QUOTE said:But your parent company GE is not going to provide loans to firearms companies.