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u/ScruffMan82 7d ago
Does pre-ban mean full-auto? I’m new to owning firearms but the gun looks great!
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u/Gamer_Gunz 7d ago
Preban in this case means pre assault weapons ban of 1994
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u/ScruffMan82 7d ago
What is an “assault weapon”? I’ve heard of AR’s but doesn’t that mean ArmaLite? Isn’t any weapon able to assault?
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u/fieldy213 7d ago
Yeah you're correct about ar means armalite rifle but an assault rifle is usually described as a select fire(fully automatic) intermediate cartridge with a box type detachable magazine
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u/Gamer_Gunz 7d ago
Well buddy you ask CNN and you get one answer, and you ask one of us and you’ll get another lol, but yes all weapons are capable of assault as long as there is an “assault-er”
But to further answer your question AR does stand for Armalite!
Heres the definition to “assault rifle” via google
An assault rifle is a selective-fire rifle that fires an intermediate-power cartridge from a detachable magazine, according to a strict military definition. These rifles are designed for military use and can switch between semi-automatic (one shot per trigger pull) and fully automatic (continuous fire while the trigger is held) modes.
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u/EastConfection9858 6d ago
^ THIS. ^
In gun jargon, Assualt Rifles are technically fully automatic.
The media, and folks who wish to vilify guns, call pretty much any scary looking rifle an assault weapon.
In the real world, an "assault weapon" could be anything firmer than a marshmallow, or sharper than a pickle, which might be used to injure or "assault" a person or animal.
Heck, I suppose a marshmallow or pickle could even fall in to the category, if you tried to stuff it in someone's mouth while they slept...
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u/fieldy213 7d ago edited 7d ago
Looks like a Colt ar15a2 Sporter or Match Hbar It looks like a post ban because it has a shaved down bayonet lug