FIGJAM
Well-Known Member
Banning ARs wouldn't stop these horrible shootings. I don't own an AR-15, I personally haven't seen a need for one. To each there own though - I have several friends who have them and take them out coyote hunting when we go. Other than my buddies being a little too quick on the trigger and missing because they "have a quick follow up shot" it hasn't bothered me(I know AR shooters aren't all bad shots, apparently my buddies are). A humble bolt action has always served me well. Would banning ARs have an impact on me right now? I don't think so, but how many years before they come knocking on my door wanting my favorite elk or coyote gun or my handguns? It is a slippery slope. I have a couple kids in Middle School right now and I have stopped and wondered if my life were directly impacted from one of these shootings would I feel differently? Who knows...maybe? I hope I don't ever have to answer that question.
Nobody talks about the mini 14's and the AK 47's - probably because the aren't being used in these shootings, but if ARs are banned there are other guns and other means to cause destruction unfortunately.
Nobody talks about the mini 14's and the AK 47's - probably because the aren't being used in these shootings, but if ARs are banned there are other guns and other means to cause destruction unfortunately.