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lol operators in the know use a 5.56 rifle (usually an AR15 for home defense). #thetruth crew checking in. These 60 rounds don't care if it's a confused urban yoof or an ISIS hit squad. Good luck inside my phatal phunnel *******s.

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Originally Posted By BlueSasquatch⏩

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If you think a home invader won't 360 his ass outta there upon entry, you got another thing coming boyo.

Couldn't they just grab one of the axes ? Now you have an axe fight

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Originally Posted By blumpkin415⏩

It confuses me when I hear people in the media, politicians, or other people ignorant of guns say "no one needs an AR-15 because they are not useful for home defense". Um, actually the AR platform is the PERFECT home defense firearm.

I'll break this one down a bit.

First, it has a 10.5" barrel so it is a SBR (Short Barreled Rifle) according to the ATF which required me to submit a lengthy application process, background check (in addition to the one I went through when I bought it as a pistol), a 3 month wait, and a $200 tax stamp just to be able to add a stock to it.

The short barrel is practical for HD as it gives me a smaller overall length to wield inside a home.

It also has a suppressor. Which took another background check, another 6 month wait, and another $200 tax stamp. All so that if I have to fire the rifle in defense in the home it won't blow my hearing out and/or that of my family.

A 500 Lumen weapon mounted light with strobe function allows me to illuminate, positively identify, and disorient a threat without having to move my hands from a firing position.

People often use handguns for home defense, but a handgun is used to fight your way to a long gun. Handguns are by nature not accurate weapons with their short barrels and short sight radius. Especially under stress, when your adrenaline dump hits and you lose fine motor control. Long barrel and holographic sight ensure round go where they intend.

Bringing a long gun to a gun fight is like bringing a chainsaw to a knife fight.

The AR platform is also light and has zero if any felt recoil so it is easily managed by not just me but also my wife, and allows for rapid well aimed follow on shots.

Rifles produce hydrostatic shock, handguns for th\ers can kiss my ass.

what flashlight are u using on it?

i want to buy a tactical flashlight for my helmet mount

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Originally Posted By DustinRB⏩

I'm all for legally owning any gun you want, but I don't believe the AR-15 is the perfect home defense weapon. I have several AR's including SBR's and suppressors, but I still keep a winchester defender 12ga with 00 buck next to the bed. In my home I want one shot to stop any threat instantly when I have nowhere to go.Small risk of jamming on any semi auto weapon, multiple rounds possibly being required to stop threat, extreme risk of over penetration in residential areas, etc... I know my quality pump action shotgun is going to work flawlessly and a single round of 00 buck center mass is going to stop any threat instantly.

Now if I ever get enough extra cash to spring for a full auto lower, maybe I'll change my mind.

Don't miss. Don't short shuck it.

Defense is about training, and the AR15 has the greatest propensity for training and home defense. If 1 man breaks in my home, yeah, a W1200 is a sweet gun. If there's 4 of them (normal in cities with large gang populations), not so much.

Originally Posted By Canadian_Lifter⏩

You've posted a lot of useless jargon about bells and whistles that really hold no relevance. Concerning only - and only - what's important, I have two questions for you:

1. From your perspective, how does the maneuverability of an assault rifle compare to that of a handgun?

An AR-15 isn't an assault rifle. An AR-15 is less maneuverable than a handgun, but also more accurate, has a higher FPS, higher amount of energy going into target, easier to manage a light/laser combo, holds more rounds...

2. Compared to a shotgun for which a 'point-and-spray' approach can be used, really, how is an assault rifle even practical?

Just lol.



If you're not shooting at 20m-30m, the spread is very minimal. Shotguns have to be aimed just like anything else.

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Originally Posted By y0lked⏩

lol exactly, ill stick with my 9mm with RIP rounds

I really hope you are trolling...

Originally Posted By Tyler201⏩

if someonewere to break in then inb4 "they were a good person" and then you go to jail for life for protecting yourself in your home

If they broke into my house, they are not "a good person"

Originally Posted By the[K]id⏩

Serious question - Where do you store the AR, and is it actually accessible if some nutter was in the next room walking around with his sawn off?

Also you had to go through paperwork to get it, is that really that big of a deal? Everyone seems to go nuts when you suggest maybe a lethal weapon should need a license or registration? If you still get it (because you're not a career criminal, nut job with glue habbit etc) then is it a problem?

It is leaning up against the wall next to the headboard on the bed. But now that my daughter has just started crawling, it is going on a tension mount on the wall.

You have to go through paperwork and a background check for any gun bought from a dealer. Although in my state you can buy a gun from a private citizen without one.

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