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i want one!! well not really but kinda cool!!

eastmeyers

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malignity wrote:
mikestilly wrote:
tacticoolAR15.jpg


For the love of god, someone please OC this.

:lol::lol::lol::lol:


Edit: What makes this weapon even funnier, is from the barrel, it appears to be a .22
Is their A gun their somewhere?
 

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Lack of a flash surpressor is what threw me off here. I'll sheepishly admit that I've never seen an AR-15 without a flash suppressor. I've been able to fit my pinky in some of the flash suppressors I've seen and this fooled me. My own fault for looking like an idiot, I don't own any rifles, and don't know much about rifle calibers.
 

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This AR15 is the filmmakers gun/camera/phone/actor enforcer/editing enforcement- get me my latte NOW tool. I think it's either Quentin Jerome Tarantino's or the one used on Natural Born Killers.

It broadcasts to all counties butt also broadcasts bullets locally. (3 mile range anyhow) I wan two of the so I can hook them together with aUSB cord! (universal serial Bullets) The little prick probably has more memory than my laptop, it certainly has more RAM.
 

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UCWT wrote:
While there is a difference in the size of the cartridge, I can tell you, the diameter difference between the bullets is not enough to tell the difference just by looking at the end of the barrel.
 

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Big Gay Al wrote:
UCWT wrote:
"While there is a difference in the size of the cartridge, I can tell you, the diameter difference between the bullets is not enough to tell the difference just by looking at the end of the barrel.

Both are considered twenty-twos. Generally speaking, a .22 caliber (or calibre) is a small, rimfire cartridge used for hunting small game and in Texas unlawful for large game. Rifles, pistols and revolvers are chambered for this cartridge. It is a straight case cartridge in that it does not have a bottle-neck like its larger, center-fire cousins.

In the standard twenty-two there is the 'long rifle,' 'long,' and 'short,' and all three variations differ only in length therefore can generally be used in the same firearm. A variation of this is the longer .22 magnum which does not interchange with the standard twenty-twos, nor is it legal in Texas to hunt big game.

The .223 caliber is also known as the 5.56 AR-16 (or M-16) standard US military cartridge also used by most US police departments. It is still a .22 diameter bullet, or projectile, that is discharged by this round, but it is much more potent than the standard, or even the .22 Magnum. It is a center-fire, bottle-necked cartridge.

The .223 still belongs to the family of .22s because the bullet discharged is .22 of an inch in diameter, It is in the large, center-fire categorey and differentiated by the final '3' to not be confused with the rimfire variety. In this category there also is the .222 Remington; the .222 Remington Magnum and the .22-250, to mention a few.
 
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