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[deleted] t1_j2t2ivz wrote

Reply to comment by Donotaskmedontellme in In a desperate power grab, PA House Republicans ignore the will of the voters | ACLU Pennsylvania by boundfortrees

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Donotaskmedontellme t1_j2t2scj wrote

Lol. Lmao, even. Democrats promising to turn me into a felon overnight and the Supreme Court being the only thing stopping them, does NOT in any way constitute "representation"

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hemiones t1_j2t8xss wrote

What are you talking about man?

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Donotaskmedontellme t1_j2t9pki wrote

I would vote for Democrats if they stopped supporting gun control and AWBs is all. Plus the excessive taxes are pretty awful, and they could be tougher on crime. I really don't like voting Republican but I ain't pinning my mags to 10 rounds.

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hemiones t1_j2tcalu wrote

I ask this is all seriousness, what scenario do you see yourself needing such a powerful gun? Why is military grade required in your everyday.

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Donotaskmedontellme t1_j2tcnih wrote

You do realize almost every 9mm handgun holds more than 10 rounds right? Mine is a compact and it shipped with 13 round mags, but the 15s are the same size.

As for my AR15, it's just about bare minimum for home defense. A rifle is always better for aiming, and shotguns are awful for multiple intruder scenarios

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Lunamothknits t1_j2thu8o wrote

An AR is a horrible choice for close quarters. What an absolute fud. 🤡

Instead of crying about mag load limits, maybe go to the range and git good.

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M2hBDf1Nhw1VB7 t1_j2u7rqf wrote

It’s the most popular home defense gun. Break ins occur with groups of intruders these days. A rifle evens those odds. There are more AR-15s than F-150s in America. The F-150 is the most popular selling vehicle in this country and must be registered. An AR-15 in most states doesn’t need registration so there are even more than we know about.

I keep an AR-15 in a safe in my bedroom. Considering a break in occurs while sleeping, being tired vs wide awake attackers, the 30 round standard magazine and the low recoil of the smaller 5.56 round leaving a 16” barrel means I have the advantage. Why do I need this over other options? It’s my fucking home. If someone comes here to do harm to me or my family, I want every advantage over them. I don’t want a fair fight. I want to win. (Obviously I’d prefer no fight and no break in)

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Lunamothknits t1_j2v2vlr wrote

Y’all are exactly why reform needs to happen. I would bet my entire house on you never training with that weapon for close quarters. Because you’d know better. But be a fud, I’m sure it’ll go just fine.

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Nipplehau t1_j2tlcr5 wrote

I'm generally I'm favor of some forms of firearm regulation.

People on the left need to stop calling standard ARs powerful guns. They're easy and comfortable to shoot. They're highly customizable. They are the same form factor and fire the same rounds as a standard military select fire weapon. But they're not 'powerful' guns relative to most of the things an average gun owner may own. The round a standard AR shoots is just barely legal for deer hunting in most states based on size.

The bullet a standard AR shoots carries almost half the energy that a normal hunting round carries.

Edit: And to actually answer your question about in what scenario I felt like I wanted one, I bought one specifically for pig hunting in the southern US. It's simply one of the best options for that. I haven't had one charge me yet, but I don't want to be fumbling with a bolt or a more cumbersome gun if one ever does. There are a lot of other very similar options that most people wouldn't associate with the military that I could have gotten, but the AR is widely available and can be relatively inexpensive.

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yeags86 t1_j2uo6gv wrote

If you need more than 10 rounds, your aim must be pretty fucking atrocious.

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Donotaskmedontellme t1_j2vyycy wrote

I have seen several videos, and heard of even more instances, of people being shot more than 10 times and still living long enough to stab the person shooting them.

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I_am_Daesomst t1_j2whvok wrote

Were those videos a part of the movie T2: Judgment Day?

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Donotaskmedontellme t1_j2whxvl wrote

Just your average crackheads

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I_am_Daesomst t1_j2wi9p6 wrote

There isn't a crackhead in this state that's going to handle 5 rounds from the Judge.

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Donotaskmedontellme t1_j2wiign wrote

Maybe if you're running the .45 longcolts, but even then there was an instance where the bathsalts face eater dude took like 30+ rounds, from .45 acp and .357 magnum before dropping.

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I_am_Daesomst t1_j2wkjoy wrote

Do you have a source? The guy that was eating a homeless guy's face in Florida 10 years ago was brought down by 4 shots, but you may be referring to a different attack.

Either way, I'm less than concerned about it. I'm a Capricorn, but I have faith in Taurus.

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RipTide275 t1_j2tx70z wrote

What do you think happens to your civil liberties and taxes if you let them take your guns. 2A

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ArchaeoJones t1_j2t9ytx wrote

Oh quit lying. You already sound enough like a tinfoil hat nutjob.

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Donotaskmedontellme t1_j2ta7jd wrote

I ain't pinning my mags to 10 rounds, don't give a shit what laws they want to pass.

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ArchaeoJones t1_j2tahsm wrote

Cry harder dude.

It's not our fault you chose to be ammosexual.

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Donotaskmedontellme t1_j2tbbq6 wrote

Ain't my choice either. I didn't choose to be bisexual either but here we are.

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ArchaeoJones t1_j2td0gs wrote

... wow dude. Comparing biology to having a shit mentality. Way to go.

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Donotaskmedontellme t1_j2tdlgg wrote

I did not choose to understand what is necessary to defend oneself against any and all threats, nor the necessity to preserve the rights of the individual, just as I did not choose to be attracted to males, females, and everyone inbetween.

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