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12-16-2012, 09:37 PM
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I don't own one. Never saw the need for one. I have 10 long guns (mostly 12 ga shotguns), but I have a .22 Marlin semi-auto that can hold 18 rounds, and another Marlin lever action chambered in .35 Remington for use if I ever need to "reach out and touch something". But just because I don't own an AR doesn't mean that if I want one I shouldn't be able to buy one. I simply don't want one. I'd hate for someone to be able to tell me that I can't have it. Really, it's no more dangerous then my black powder muzzle loader. Both can do what they are designed to do. And for that matter, so can my hunting knife or my filleting knife or my sons alum baseball bat. The problem isn't the gun, or the type of the gun. The problem is the person holding the gun. And I don't know a single person alive that can tell me when an otherwise normal person is suddenly going to "snap" and reach for the gun that he or she has safely owned for the last 20 years.
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