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Study Confirms 10+ Firearm Magazine Capacity Is 'Standard'
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"According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, there were an estimated 24.4 million AR-15s in private circulation in the United States in 2020. "
What makes the AR-15 so beloved and so reviled
A rifle with military origins has become one of the country's most divisive consumer products.
www.nbcnews.com
So AR's are more common than F series pick up trucks, the most common pick ups on the road, yet they are still being banned.
I'd argue they are commonly used, but both 10 rounds and 30 rounds are commonly used, these are not mutually exclusive.
Knives and forks are both commonly used.
Dennis in MA
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To be honest, your average AR-15 isn't gonna rust out nor is it going to get hit by a soccer mom listening to her pilates podcast while sipping a Starbucks Chai latte.
You also don't leave your AR out in the rain.
You are looking at the stats the wrong way methinks."According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, there were an estimated 24.4 million AR-15s in private circulation in the United States in 2020. "
"There Are Currently 16.1 Million Ford F-Series Pickups On U.S. Roads."'What makes the AR-15 so beloved and so reviled
A rifle with military origins has become one of the country's most divisive consumer products.
So AR's are more common than F series pick up trucks, the most common pick ups on the road, yet they are still being banned.
The relevant stat is how many Americans the f150 has killed vs how many the AR has killed. Judging by the numbers I would say ban assault trucks. It is only fair.
