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In reply to the discussion: An AR-15 designed for children shocks even the most jaded gun-control advocates [View all]Atticus
(15,124 posts)20. The manufacturer's brochure ( at link in OP ) describes this "JR-15"---10 rounds of .22 LR available
---]as a "safe" "shooting platform".
The article cited in the OP includes a quote from the NRA which "brushes off" the .22LR as "never a heavy hitter".
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An AR-15 designed for children shocks even the most jaded gun-control advocates [View all]
Nevilledog
Feb 2022
OP
Agree this would not be a criminal's weapon of choice. However, you mention a "single shot
Atticus
Feb 2022
#22
More people are killed by 22 rounds every year than any other caliber. Check it out.
Martin68
Feb 2022
#30
If you don't take the time to do the research, you have no idea what you're talking about. Hitmen
Martin68
Feb 2022
#33
You are right. I looked it up, and gun deaths are positively correlated with caliber size.
Martin68
Feb 2022
#50
Do your own research. You just stated you already know everything and don't need to do any
Martin68
Feb 2022
#36
About 20 years ago, an abused wife in a small southern Illinois town got slapped around
Atticus
Feb 2022
#13
The manufacturer's brochure ( at link in OP ) describes this "JR-15"---10 rounds of .22 LR available
Atticus
Feb 2022
#20
I guess it depends on one's definition of "commonly used". I know that .22 shorts are still
Atticus
Feb 2022
#25
I had previously only seen that pulling the knob out required "some force". I have now read what
Atticus
Feb 2022
#47
AR-15 style rifle - the favored weapon for mass killings of schoolchildren.
keithbvadu2
Feb 2022
#19
West Africa has experience with children wielding assault rifles, and the results have not been
Martin68
Feb 2022
#29
What a nothingburger. There's no practical difference between this and other semiautomatic .22
Dial H For Hero
Feb 2022
#46