I got a flat today..Originally Posted by Pony
I got a flat today..
It looks like my tires are starting to crack around the sidewall. So I'll probably be buying new ones soon.
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I had a big ol screw in mine..
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I've been looking at AR-10s lately.
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Do you understand that meme? I am truly clueless
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Where to begin?
It's basically a joke. It's making fun of the cluelessness of antigunners. They think that AR-15s and the 5.56 round are the ultimate evil on the Earth, when in reality, they're just another round in another semi-automatic gun. They're by far neither the largest nor most devastating caliber out of all domestically available gun rounds.
The "standard vs full semiautomatic" ding is a stupid mistake antigunners often make. It's either semiautomatic or fully automatic, fully automatic being illegal to buy and own in the USA without a massive tax stamp and a bunch of other flaming hoops to jump through... and unconstitutional, btw. They also mention the AR-10's 308 being a hunting round, when a lot of antigun politicians say you can't hunt with an AR-15, which is bullshit. A lot of people do hunt with them. I have an AR-15. And even though I haven't been out hunting with it, if I were to go hunting, it would be the first rifle that I'd pack for the excursion.
The AR-10, while the "10" is a lower number, is another semiautomatic rifle chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO/.308 Winchester, which are larger rounds that go faster and pack a way heavier punch than the AR-15's 5.56x45mm NATO/.223 Remington rounds. A lot of bolt-action rifles are chambered in .308. Great for hunting large game, although there are other calibers out there that are bigger and faster, and better in a lot of people's opinions. I'm thinking of the 7mm, the 8mm, the 6.5 Creedmore, and tons of others.... all bigger than the AR-15's 5.56, all faster and deadlier than the 5.56. My former neighbor used 8mm exclusively when he went hunting. Expensive rounds. But good rounds.
If you wanted me to be honest, barring the 50 BMG caliber rifles from the conversation, I'd be more afraid of someone with a 12-gauge shotgun than someone with an AR-15. The 12 gauge is far more devastating and if you're using shotshells, then it doesn't take much to hit a target. Just point in the general direction and squeeze the trigger. But shotguns aren't as scary in most people's eyes since they don't look like military rifles. A lot of antigunners think that because something looks like a military rifle, that people shouldn't have them. There are rifles chambered in .22lr that look like military rifles, and while I wouldn't want to be shot by one, .22lr as a caliber is not that big of a deal. It's a small game caliber, like birds and squirrels and stuff like that. Honestly, I think a squirrel could shake off a .22, and flip you off in the process... but I digress. The rifles look evil, so they must be evil, or at least that's the antigunners' justification... which again is bullshit.
So yeah... that's it.
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