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originally posted by: buster2010
But what about the people that need 100 round clips to defend their homes? This should make the owners of gun shops happy because they will get to pick up Walmarts slack and at higher prices.
They both allow you to shoot without having to reload. Semi automatic is just the same, but with a trigger. They're just terms people use to differentiate, but they are both automatic.
originally posted by: MystikMushroom
My friend shot his caribou with an AR-15, worked great. Now he has meat to eat all winter long.
originally posted by: Skid Mark
a reply to: RoadCourse
Good point. People also fail to realize that you can take the wood parts of most semi auto rifles and replace them with plastic. It's the same machine but has a different, more militaristic look. It's cosmetic.
Good..probably all Walmart ARs are RFID chipped any way , Besides, if any AR isn't in 243. Its worthless
it only has to be molded or machined and plugged into the lower..its not like rocket Science..
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: SPECULUM
Good..probably all Walmart ARs are RFID chipped any way , Besides, if any AR isn't in 243. Its worthless
there is really no good place to hide a RFID chip in a AR. any body that takes there weapon apart to clean it would find it in a heartbeat.
So, you are going to drill out a plug you cant see from under whatever type of finish their supplier uses?
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: SPECULUM
still, dont you take everything apart that will come apart,i do. and if i see a plug in the lower that i've never seen in any other, i'm gonna find out whats under it.