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Is that "hello kitty"? That may be even sillier than your hair splitting. I have fired both of these weapons and when it comes down to it there is no real difference between semi and auto when you have a thirty round mag and a fast trigger finger. You can quickly throw a lot of lead downrange on semi and in the end probably hit your target more accurately than just spraying bullets. After three or four rounds you are no longer aiming, only pointing.





I train CQB carbine and pistol. I can say without a doubt, you are clueless as to what you are talking about.


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No, an assault rifle is a rifle that has assault capabilities.

Merely possessing a large magazine capacity does not make a rifle an assault rifle.

Hell, by that definition my 10/22 with a 30 round magazine in it is an assault rifle.

Get informed before you continue to parrot liberal media talking points.




In NJ, that is an assault weapon. :shrug:
 
In NJ, that is an assault weapon. :shrug:

I discount almost everything that comes from the East coast, except for New Hampshire, and Florida... The rest of those states are pretty much ****ing retarded like California and don't really deserve the air they use to breathe.
 
An assult rifle is anything with a large capacity magazine. Typically, those weapons are designed with a combat'esque look.
Again, this is so very very wrong.
 
Anyone that knows even a little bit about these weapons should already be familiar with this information. It's the difference between, "pre-ban", and, "post-ban", lower receivers. Purdy much common knowledge among firearms enthusiasts.
I didn't ask you to provide an example, I asked you to provide a souce that backs up your claim.
 
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Oh really? So I have the right to suppress your rights (2nd Amendment) because I'm scared of them? That's news to stevenb.
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The 2nd amendment doesnt cover going to a public place with gun and using it to scare the crap out of people, just like the first amendment doesnt cover yelling fire in a theater. If you do either, you can be arrested.

Undertstand that simple posession is different than use.
 
Is that "hello kitty"? That may be even sillier than your hair splitting. I have fired both of these weapons and when it comes down to it there is no real difference between semi and auto when you have a thirty round mag and a fast trigger finger. You can quickly throw a lot of lead downrange on semi and in the end probably hit your target more accurately than just spraying bullets. After three or four rounds you are no longer aiming, only pointing.
Sorry that the technical, practical and legal aspects of firearms are lost on you.

Not that it will, but this -should- cause you to recuse yourself from any discussion regarding same.
 
I didn't ask you to provide an example, I asked you to provide a souce that backs up your claim.

I gave you pics of milled out receivers. That's the source backing up the facts that I presented.
 
Again, this is so very very wrong.

How am I wrong?

Is this an assault rifle?

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Yeah, it is.

Is this?

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No, not really, huh? Although, it's a military rifle, with all the trappings of a military firearm: easy disassembly, multi-range sights, a bayonet lug, ability to accept stripper clips. It even has a single shot feature.

How about this?

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That's not technically a rifle, but a sub-machine gun. but still made for assaulting.

What about this one?

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Definitely not an assault rifle.

What is the one major thing that all those assault rifles have in common?
 
I discount almost everything that comes from the East coast, except for New Hampshire, and Florida... The rest of those states are pretty much ****ing retarded like California and don't really deserve the air they use to breathe.

Oh, we're talking about other states now...

Well, on a recent trip to AZ, I noticed you have a little :roll: meth problem. You've got these road sings, freaking giant billboards, warning people what happens to their face, their teethe, their life when they get hooked on meth. You even have to put these disturbing signs in the shopping malls. How freaking bad is your meth problem?

I'm sure the meth dealers and meth cookers love your AZ 'liberal' open-minded gun laws. In that line of work, you need to be well-armed. Our conservative gun laws must seem so oppressive to a state full of crystal smokin', crank lovin' high school drop outs.


You don't deserve the Grand Canyon.
 
I train CQB carbine and pistol. I can say without a doubt, you are clueless as to what you are talking about.


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Just repeating what they told me repeatedly in basic, If you are shooting at something any distance away, after three or four rounds on full auto the recoil has pulled your aim high. They drilled the concept of the three round burst continuously .They also said that full auto is only good for making the enemy keep his head down. suppression fire. I guess the Army was just clueless.
 
How am I wrong?
Becaus eyou arent using the correct definition?

Assault rifle
Definition
....
-It must be an individual weapon with provision to fire from the shoulder (i.e. a buttstock);
-It must be capable of selective fire;
-It must have an intermediate-power cartridge: more power than a pistol but less than a standard rifle or battle rifle;
-Its ammunition must be supplied from a detachable box magazine.
[ame=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assault_rifle]Assault rifle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]

But dont believe just wiki.. this is the same definion the US military uses.

Is this an assault rifle?
Yeah, it is.
No. The M14 is NOT an assault rifle because it does not meet the defintion.

What is the one major thing that all those assault rifles have in common?
Aside from the fact you didnt present any...
They meet the defintion.
 
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I gave you pics of milled out receivers. That's the source backing up the facts that I presented.
You claimed that "Most civilian variants of the M-16 come with the reciever already milled out to accept an automatic sear".

You havent provided substantiation for that claim.

You have claimed that most you have seen are milled, and you rpovided pics of some that are, but neither substatiate the claim in question.
 
Assault rifle
Definition
....
-It must be an individual weapon with provision to fire from the shoulder (i.e. a buttstock);
-It must be capable of selective fire;
-It must have an intermediate-power cartridge: more power than a pistol but less than a standard rifle or battle rifle;
-Its ammunition must be supplied from a detachable box magazine.

I hate to say this to a brother Connie, but that's the dumbest I've ever heard. Where'd you get that from?
 
You claimed that "Most civilian variants of the M-16 come with the reciever already milled out to accept an automatic sear".

You havent provided substantiation for that claim.

You have claimed that most you have seen are milled, and you rpovided pics of some that are, but neither substatiate the claim in question.

You said NONE do. Care to back that up?
 
I hate to say this to a brother Connie, but that's the dumbest I've ever heard.
However dumb you think it is, its the -actual- defintion of assault rifle.

Where'd you get that from?
I cited the source.
 
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You said NONE do. Care to back that up?
On the contrary. I said:

I have seen scores of these rifles, none of which have the machining you mention. I know none of mine have it, nor any of those of anyone I know.

So, now, please back up your claim that "Most civilian variants of the M-16 come with the reciever already milled out to accept an automatic sear".
 
I have seen scores of these rifles, none of which have the machining you mention. I know none of mine have it, nor any of those of anyone I know.

That makes me question how many you have actually seen. I've very few that aren't milled and none that are solid metal.
 
That makes me question how many you have actually seen. I've very few that aren't milled and none that are solid metal.
This does nothing to bolster your claim that "Most civilian variants of the M-16 come with the reciever already milled out to accept an automatic sear".
 
This does nothing to bolster your claim that "Most civilian variants of the M-16 come with the reciever already milled out to accept an automatic sear".

You've yet to bolster your claim that I'm wrong. I've shown you evidence that they do exist and excplained the difference between pre and post ban lowers and provided docs to support that explanation.
 
You've yet to bolster your claim that I'm wrong.
I -questioned- your claim, gave my reason for that question, and then asked you to support it.

Onus: You.
 
The 2nd amendment doesnt cover going to a public place with gun and using it to scare the crap out of people, just like the first amendment doesnt cover yelling fire in a theater. If you do either, you can be arrested.

Undertstand that simple posession is different than use.

Well good for him to know, but why don't you explain your position more. At what point can I get you arrested for having a gun. I've always been afraid of accidental firings or some lunatic grabbing another person's gun and shooting people with it. What if I claim that I am scared that you even HAVE a concealed weapon? Does that suppress your right to bear arms? Does my fear trump your rights? In addition, who said this person went to the meeting to scare people? I may have, but Conservatives will argue that he didn't. Since neither of us are the person in question, none of us know what were the true intentions. Thus, he could argue that he wasn't trying to scare people and should not be deprived of his gun rights.

Oh and in addition, we have two "Very Conservative" gun-rights activists (<--okay this is an assumption) that can't even agree with the definition of an Assault Rifle. How can we fault the reporter for not knowing what the gun was? Especially (enter conspiracy land) since the media is liberal and obviously liberals want to take away guns.
 
Well good for him to know, but why don't you explain your position more. At what point can I get you arrested for having a gun. I've always been afraid of accidental firings or some lunatic grabbing another person's gun and shooting people with it. What if I claim that I am scared that you even HAVE a concealed weapon? Does that suppress your right to bear arms? Does my fear trump your rights? In addition, who said this person went to the meeting to scare people? I may have, but Conservatives will argue that he didn't. Since neither of us are the person in question, none of us know what were the true intentions. Thus, he could argue that he wasn't trying to scare people and should not be deprived of his gun rights.

Oh and in addition, we have two "Very Conservative" gun-rights activists (<--okay this is an assumption) that can't even agree with the definition of an Assault Rifle. How can we fault the reporter for not knowing what the gun was? Especially (enter conspiracy land) since the media is liberal and obviously liberals want to take away guns.


Your fear of my rights, does not trump my rights.

Period.
 
Well good for him to know, but why don't you explain your position more. At what point can I get you arrested for having a gun.
Whenever I do something with it that is comparable to yelling fire in a theater, inciting a riot, or directly putting someone in harms way.

Oh and in addition, we have two "Very Conservative" gun-rights activists (<--okay this is an assumption) that can't even agree with the definition of an Assault Rifle. How can we fault the reporter for not knowing what the gun was?
Reporters are supposed to fact check. Getting a fact wrong is unforgivable.
 
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