No-one, the long lost son

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No-one, the long lost son

No-one, the long lost son

@Inf_Ronan

Annoying AR-15 guy

Beigetreten Ocak 2019
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No-one, the long lost son
@raydon02 @LPaulson7 @MrColionNoir Colt never sold any of their select fire AR-15s directly to the commercial market even before the machine gun registry closed, most were either secondhand from law enforcement or converted SP1s. So potential of that was pretty tiny
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Bmac@raydon02·
@LPaulson7 @MrColionNoir I didn't realize the M4 was in production in 1984 so i guess some could potential be available for pre 86 sale... way out of my price range i am sure...
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Colion Noir
Colion Noir@MrColionNoir·
A Vietnam vet said I don’t know what I’m talking about… because I said the AR-15 is NOT more powerful than the M4. Let that sink in. I responded to a veteran who made the claim that the AR-15 is more powerful than the standard military issue M4. Then another vet came behind him and basically said I’m the one who doesn’t know guns. Here’s the problem: Respect for your service and being factually right are not automatically the same thing. The modern civilian AR-15 is semi-auto only. The M4 can do more. Same basic platform. Same round. So how exactly is the civilian rifle somehow “more powerful”? It isn’t. And this is exactly how bad gun arguments spread — people hear confidence, emotion, and credentials… and assume that means the facts are solid. So I want to hear from y’all: Should veteran status protect somebody from criticism when they’re wrong about guns? Comment: YES if you think service changes the conversation NO if facts are facts no matter who says it And be honest — Would you have called this out too, or stayed quiet because he’s a Vietnam vet? youtu.be/71xRpD2tijE
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Lars Sadbro | 🐛🪢
Lars Sadbro | 🐛🪢@lars_artbro·
You could argue the 16 inch barrel requirement gives the AR-15 a slightly higher muzzle velocity but who cares when nearly every person wielding and using an M4 have access to and are issued the much more effective steel penetrator variant of the M855 cartridge, which very likely outperforms anything easily available to a typical AR-15 user, regardless of barrel length.
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Billc🇺🇸🇮🇱🦅🗡️✝️ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
There are now over 32 million AR-15 civilian rifles in private hands in the U.S. They are not the military rifle, they are the civilian rifle. From Grok========= As of 2025–early 2026 data, the most commonly cited industry estimate for AR-15-style rifles (often called "modern sporting rifles" or MSRs, including AR-15s, AK-style variants, and similar semi-automatic platforms) in U.S. civilian hands is approximately 32 million. ========= With 32 million AR-15 rifles in private hands, they are used to kill fewer people than knives, clubs or bare hands...vs. the AR-15 civilian rifle. From Grok: ============ Latest Available Official Data (2024)The most recent detailed weapon breakdowns come from FBI data for 2024 (sourced via Statista and FBI Crime DataExplorer summaries). Here are the numbers for the categories you asked about (these are murders/non-negligentmanslaughters where the weapon was reported): Knives or cutting instruments: 1,566 Blunt objects (clubs, hammers, etc.): 283 Personal weapons (hands, fists, feet, etc.): 633 Rifles (all rifles): 401 ============ ​ We need to ban knives, they actually murder more people than AR-15 civilian rifles.
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Twig@Twugbugie8·
Whatever IW next base milsim for MW4 is I still don't think they'll be able to match rocket yet
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restinpeace globe
restinpeace globe@TheGlobeIsDead·
The pressure in the deepest ocean would instantly crush an unprotected diver. Yet we’re expected to believe humans can operate in the even more extreme environment of space? Without protection, you wouldn’t last a fraction of a second.
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🇺🇸MEGO🇺🇸
I think A LOT of people are confused what transitioning from M4A1 to M7/8 means. AR15 was made in 1957 and M16 was used in Nam since 1963. The same weapon platform was used all the way to the GWOT era. M4 was only introduced in the 90s and was practically the same AR15 platform.
🇺🇸MEGO🇺🇸@megigogi

Why's literally everybody I meet asking if we're getting issued M7's? No it will take like 30 years till someone in my position to have an M7 issued if ever.

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No-one, the long lost son
@megigogi And I really don't think we're ever gonna get away from AR-15s for as long as guns are bound by projectiles and gunpowder. Every first world military issues them in some capacity, and there hasn't been one competitor that was even close to good enough to justify standardization
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No-one, the long lost son
@megigogi M4 is just a designation for the Colt AR-15 model 920, the same way M7 is just a sig spear, M9 is a Beretta 92FS, etc
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SteelFirearms
SteelFirearms@SteelFirearms·
COLT or SIG for combat?
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bush
bush@gummysmith07·
@Inf_Ronan @sloushu give me insight, not a bland, meaningless response
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No-one, the long lost son
@LittleMoonBoy1 @YugoEnjoyer I really don't see how making a piston door (something you could figure out if you put five seconds of effort in before googling) is on the same level of "oops you took five steps too many and fucked up this questline"
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Steven Harris
Steven Harris@Talisman3945·
@Frenetic74 @FightWithMemes Didn't the united states use 30-06 during most of ww2, that is unironically funny to me saying 5.56 is used for war when the 30-06 was used in a world war in the 40s
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Fight With Memes
Fight With Memes@FightWithMemes·
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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