Ginger
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I skimmed the comments on his article and he appears to be getting trashed - in a college setting, no less! There may be some hope for kids after all.
The Barrett M82A1 .50 caliber rifle, as well as all other semiautomatic .50 caliber rifles, has no place in society.
I can't afford another Yugo SKS, and this guy calls a $7000+ Barret affordable? His definition and mine are a little differant....
Reading the gun's specs proved to be more than intimidating; it was downright scary.
Where does it say anything about 'hunting' in the 2nd Amendment?
No need fer ta get a fancy rifle son, just put a full choke on ya rocket launcher an' she'll tighten right up. Why a'fore I put a choke on 'er my RPG-7 couldn't take grouse at mor'n 20 yards.Like a rocket launcher with a tighter shot pattern
If that picture is him, I doubt he could even lift it.
Yeah, those semi-auto's are bad news. A bolt-action .50 BMG, though, that's a fine deer gun.The Barrett M82A1 .50 caliber rifle, as well as all other semiautomatic .50 caliber rifles, has no place in society. They are not effective hunting weapons...
Is this a new word for hunters?gamesmen
Saints preserve us! I've never shot a brick wall, before. Can a .30-06 FMJ do this?extremely destructive ammunition (standard rounds can go through brick walls)
At $7000? I envy the schmuck. He needs to let us advise him on how to spend his money.I can get one of these easier than I could get a handgun.
1. Yet another reason not to let the Bill of Rights become the Bill of Needs.There is absolutely no reason why a civilian would need to own this weapon, yet background checks are looser on this gun than on a handgun because the M82A1 falls under the category of "hunting rifle" (Honestly, who are they kidding?).
Sure he researched it. He says so right here.The thing that I find bothersome about these articles is the total lack of research beyond the retoric. Shooting out tanks and airplanes,
I looked up what its applications are. Due to their gratuitous power, these guns are used to attack stationary or landing aircraft, tanks, armored personnel carriers and concrete bunkers.
Nice to know I'm not the only one who's done that...They are very rarely used on single enemy combatants, just as I rarely swat flies with a baseball bat.
They are very rarely used on single enemy combatants, just as I rarely swat flies with a baseball bat.
Ten rounds at a buck from any .50 caliber rifle will leave hunters with very little to mount.
I seem to recall from Mr. Barrett himself that it was designed for civilians.Sure enough, the M82A1 was not created for civilian gamesmen.
***?Like a rocket launcher with a tighter shot pattern, these rifles destroy enemy aircraft and tanks cleaner, faster and from farther away.
Robinson also noted that anyone with $7,300 can buy the civilian version of the M82A1, a fact he finds "thoroughly repugnant" and "kind of tempting."