Huh? This is an excerpt from an AP news brief that happened in Buffalo, NY:
".....Erie County prosecutors say 29-year-old Travis Green walked into a Dollar General store Tuesday afternoon and requested a job application. Officials say he became irate, left the store and got a pump-action AR-15-style rifle from his car.
Police say he then fired more than 20 rounds at the store from the outside, shattering the entrance's glass door and windows...."
Maybe that's the new California approved AR 15 - you have to pump it to load a round
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allisji wrote:Sounds like one of those Evil Black Rifle EBRs.
Many in the media determine whether or not a gun is an "assault" rifle based on whether or not they think it looks like it could be an a war movie.
Well spoke. I think it's a keyword thing. They have to sneak the term AR15 in there somewhere so when someone does a search for all the shootings they all appear together.
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^^ I'll be darned! ^^ You are exactly correct, I suppose the market for them would be in a state that restricts military pattern long guns. Aside from that, I can't imagine there's much of a demand for them.
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johncanfield wrote:^^ I'll be darned! ^^ You are exactly correct, I suppose the market for them would be in a state that restricts military pattern long guns. Aside from that, I can't imagine there's much of a demand for them.
They've been around for a few years. And yes, it is one of many ideas to get around laws in ban states. I think they are interesting and wouldn't mind having one.
"pump" action AR15 style shoots 'em up
