Why are gun panic buyers a thing? How can you be an American and NOT have a gun? It's so cheap and easy to get one, you might as well.
Why are gun panic buyers a thing? How can you be an American and NOT have a gun? It's so cheap and easy to get one...
Adam Scott
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Michael Sanders
I don't understand why AR-15 pistols are cheaper than rifles - you'd think they'd be more.
Sebastian Thomas
Well I did, I had a lot actually.
But they all got lost during an unfortunate boating accident recently.
Luke Robinson
I'm about to buy one, look how cute that is.
Luis Sanchez
they just buy 10 more so they can sell them a week later for 10x's the price after they buy them all
Luis Roberts
It is hilarious. All of a sudden white urban retards understand the 2nd Amendment.
Jordan Cooper
Liberal urbanites and suburban moms have had it good for the past thirty years. Generally strong economy, with a couple of recessions that didn't destroy societal fabric, and endless propaganda about how evil guns are. Now that there's a chance shit could get rough, they're panicking.
Funny thing is, a lot of them couldn't buy guns in places like California, Illinois and New Jersey because they needed permits or there were waiting lists. They deserve it for supporting those laws to begin with.
Andrew Sanders
How is an ar pistol any different from a gun with a barrel under 16 inches?
What’s the difference they both serve the same purpose
John James
There are may people who are turning 18 who dont have guns everyday user.
Noah Ward
The pistol doesn't have a traditional stock and isn't meant to be shoulder mounted and fired.
If you attached a standard M4 stock to a AR pistol, you have just created a short barreled rifle, and have now just committed a very serious felony.
Gabriel Wright
Has anyone been locked up for that? Seems way too easy
Dylan Wood
Yes it certainly does not have a traditional stock
Chase Wilson
Because the NFA is full retard
Brandon Thomas
>americlaps afraid of getting arrested
But I thought your assault rifle 15 would beat tanks and drones?
Nolan Cox
Yes, though you'd have to do something stupid that attracts the feds attention
Isaac Torres
Eh, not many, gun laws are really only enforced if associated with other crimes from what I've seen.
There's an old saying that if you robbed a bank with a class III firearm, IE fully automatic, that you would do more time in prison over simply possessing that firearm than the bank robbery charge.
The real irony is that you could buy a standard M4 style AR15 in a gun shop, go home, order a brand new 10.5" upper and have it shipped to your house, push out the two takedown pins, switch the uppers and there you have it, your very own illegal SBR! I hear the trick is to explain that you "intend" to turn the 10:5" upper into an AR pistol sometime down the road...
Daniel Butler
I think this is what the dayton shooter did
Thomas Lewis
Well duh, it's a pistol. Joking aside though, the cost of barrel length is probably high. It's not easy to make a good one, and the tolerances and precision required get even tighter the longer the barrel gets.
Joshua Kelly
pssshhh, we're smart enough to know how far we can bend the rules... Remember the slide stock super show in Vegas?
Asher James
I just asked a question dipshit
Sebastian Fisher
The part that gets me is the "not meant to be shouldered" bit when the ATF itself clarified that you can shoulder the damn things.
Jeremiah Perez
Can any /k/ bros give me their opinion on the sig mcx virtus patrol? Currently nogunz and looking for something compact, considering picking one up. I'm moving to Michigan and they are extremely cucked on pistols, the mcx looks like a good alternative.
Connor Cruz
guns are disgusting
Chase Richardson
It's mainly the retards in Liberal states with strict gun restrictions. Suddenly they can't trust the government.
Brayden Gomez
Lol what. You have no idea what kind of chinesium trash AR that's on the market. $400 gets you a functioning AR but there's no guarantee on durability. You need at least $5-600 for good one but even then it's mostly tubes so it's easier to manufactur
Brayden Fisher
Why the FUCK wouldn't you defend your toilet paper stash with gunfire?
Jackson Clark
No way! Proof? That's crazy
Colton Taylor
In some liberal states it's actually very difficult to buy a gun. And people in these states tended to believe there would never be a major national or global scale disaster that would give them a reason to want that kind of protection. So now they're dealing with it.
I'm in Texas and have a mossberg 500 that I bought ten years ago still with some slugs and buckshot, but the only reason I did buy that was because I wanted to make sure I had a quick and reliable way to kill myself if I ever ended up seriously ill or destitute. I don't blame others for not having that kind of thought process.
John James
People allow themselves to be lulled into complacency by the daily news, then when something interrupts their routine all their fears bubble up to the surface and they overcompensate.
Owen Lewis
>How can you be an American and NOT have a gun?
This
Colton Sullivan
people do change their mind quickly when the reality comes knocking on their door,, or nigger looters in this case
Jayden Gray
>meme flag
>no guns
>sig AR
You're gonna be the most kino mall ninja of them all with that blaster.
Jason Williams
It's a thing for manchildren who watch too much TV, and think they will become an action movie hero/GI Joe. Owning something like in the picture is cringy as fuck.
Easton Bailey
False sense of security especially in blue states. Some people are realizing how close society is from breaking down and are panic buying.
Bentley Watson
Your EoTech is on backwards.
Samuel Mitchell
If you don't own at least one firearm you're not even considered an actual American desu senpai
Aiden Carter
t. low test no guns liberal
Nolan Bailey
Chinks are better than spics
While spics are waving Mexican flags While at the beach
Chinks are wearing stars and stripes
Aiden Lopez
aren't the cheap ones unreliable as fuck nowhere near military grade like that kid who tried to shoot up the synagogue and it jammed
Tyler Moore
truth
William Murphy
on /n/ it's a similar story with bike frames people have no concept of quality obviously there are people who aren't broke who buy reputable brand bikes but then there's the toxic ones who think the cheapest chinkshit is the same as a top tier frame
Kevin Robinson
show penis
Ian Adams
>military grade
Come on user you can't be serious.
Thomas Thomas
Short article on the matter
Aiden Cooper
I'm using a meme flag because I'm currently stuck in the EU. Heading back to the US when things open up. What's wrong with a sig rifle? Is it too expensive for poorfags like yourself?
Brayden Williams
you think the navy seals or whatever are using the cheapest chinese walmart-tier guns
Kayden Turner
Best to instead of spending the money for a SIG AR pistol -if you’re a memeflag and asking about guns at this late a date- is to spend the money to have your door locks removed, and 50 gallons of anal. Lube. Do this and you’ll be ready for all the rampaging and looting niggas
Jayden Ross
SIG is notorious for skimping on QC. You may remember one of their pistols failing drop tests and only AFTER did they attempt to fix it. As well your preferred model has a FA which might as well be an instant jam button.
Need more?
M-LOK. You're trusting your accessories to the same technology they use to hang shelves in stores? NGMI.
Being a noguns you have no idea what you're looking for and you're already getting memed at by SIG with this hunk of garbage.
Do yourself a favor for your first gun an buy a rifle kit from PSA so you can not only know about your rifle but you'll know what parts to swap out later based on experience.
>Is it too expensive for poorfags like yourself?
Try again m8 I own Trijicon optics. You're a mall ninja and don't actually know anything about what you're purchasing.
You unironically believe that any seal is using an AR-15 at all? There's no difference between the AR-15 and the M4 family other than the select fire and the milling in the lower receiver. Other than that the civilian market is able to buy from the same manufacturers and get the same shit. There's no section on any online retailer that states "military grade" and if there were nobody would buy it because we would know they're full of shit.
If you were talking NODS, lasers or optics then you would sound like you know what you're talking about as class 3 lasers are military grade lasers and as such can only be purchased by certain individuals because they're to a different standard than what is available on the civilian end as far as wattage output.
Owen Clark
>How can you be an American and NOT have a gun?
This is what's weird. I'm you're typical gun (center right I guess) owner so I think these people are center left.
Luis Hernandez
>claims there's no difference
>shits on sig for jamming etc in the same post
David Cook
1 good gun and ammo to go with it is approximately the same cost as 1 month of rent
Carson Brooks
Why would they be more? The lower receiver is identical, and most other parts are smaller and thus require less machining and less material..
What you really have to ask yourself is how the US ended with all these utterly retarded legal definitions for all kinds of things.
Jaxon Rodriguez
>you think the navy seals or whatever are using the cheapest chinese walmart-tier guns
>Do you really think the Government issues sub-par quality weapons they spend far too much money on
As a matter of fact that is exactly what they do.. Not necessarily absolute bottom-shelf quality, but certainly WAY overpriced.
>inb4 assmad overpriced AR owners crawl out of the woodwork to defend their $3500,- builds
Nolan Hill
user you don't need to shoot the drone nor the tank if you kill the people who maintain them, not to mention the countless other ways to deal with these threats besides my AR.
Not that a eurofag would know anything about fighting for his rights
Jose Young
I never said there wasn't a difference between AR manufactures. Your reading comprehension sucks.
>There's no difference between the AR-15 and the M4 family
You asserted that there's a military grading system for the platform to which I disagreed and counter argued my point.
Manufacturers of AR's differ vastly from materials used but NONE OF THEM would state that it's "military grade" unless they wanted to slap a label on it for marketing like dolphin safe, organic or all natural.
>shits on SIG for jamming
Again your reading comprehension sucks. The forward assist on the AR-15 is pointless and even Stoner himself didn't want it.
Liam Adams
Generally speaking it's actually the opposite, AR pistols are actually more than AR rifles. This has nothing to do with cost of manufacturing per se, it's just the market and the demand versus supply of good pistol components versus rifle components. Your standard 16-in barrel AR-15 is basically like 85 to 90% of what's out there and what most normies buy. Up until a few years ago AR pistols really weren't even a thing, and there wasn't such thing as a pistol brace. Then pistol braces came along and it got even more popular to have an AR pistol. Now a few companies are making "braces" that skirt the law and are legal (for now) and for all intents and purposes are just the same as a stock. But for some reason or another even though both are basically the same size piece of plastic, an SB tactical pistol brace is about $120, versus about 25 or $30 for your standard basic stock.
Grayson Hernandez
>>shits on sig for jamming etc in the same post
He's shitting on the forward assist, a notably retarded design element in 'militairy grade' AR15s that was requested by some retarded militairy purchase officer at a desk, notably NOT the AR15 design team. There's a reason Vietnam era M16s and Colt SP1s do not have them..
Essentially, the forward assist is a button on the side of the gun that you can slap to get the bolt into battery if it doesn't go into battery by itself.. However, if it doesn't go into battery by itself, something is wrong and you should probably not force it, but rather just cycle the action. Ramming things that appear to be stuck is usually not the best idea, so naturally some bureaucrat had that feature put in.
Anthony Wilson
user, military grade means it only works on occasion. Military weapons are shit.
Brayden Jackson
That's a nice gun, I want one
Isaiah Hall
VERY SERIOUS.
You CAN legally shoulder a collapsible 'arm brace' (lol).. but a collapsible stock is a no go.
Jaxon Wood
My OC pasta:
A lot of liberals here in NJ tried buying a gun for the first time at the end of February. No FID, no knowledge of guns or gun culture, no safety classes like they wanted us to take. They were denied, and if they weren't denied they'd have found our local shops out of stock anyway.
>Why do you need a gun?
>You're not going to be able to shoot the virus, retard.
>Background checks aren't an unnecessary hurdle if it means the safety and security of the community
>You need to defend your family? K, here's 5 bullets. See you next month.
It's been a fun month talking to libtard acquaintances and throwing their rhetoric in their faces in the midst of their panic.
Anthony Nguyen
>There's a reason Vietnam era M16s and Colt SP1s do not have them..
Early Armalite AR-10s and AR-15s had the charging handle basically within the carry handle, and it looked like an upside down trigger. Forward assist was indeed a bureaucrat mandated feature, but it is far from useless. It has a good use for when you do press checks, or when you need to silently charge the weapon and make sure that the bolt goes into battery.
As far as military hardware being shit, this is a hit or miss depending upon what we're talking about here. Generally speaking the AR and the AK platform have been refined for the past half a century or so, we've reached the peak in small arms and what can be done with metallic center fire cartridge weapons. And while there are some good stuff on the civilian market, manufacturers do you understand that the average civilian is not going to put thousands upon thousands of rounds into their firearm during training or otherwise, so they don't really have to withstand the abuse that military weapons do, so they often can not follow the TDP, and some components are made to subpar standards for civilian applications versus military.
Ryder Morales
Thanks for the detailed response. You're right, I probably should build my own so I understand it better. I love Hungary, but I can't wait to head back to the US asap