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Not a chance. Cops and security don’t generally carry ar-15’s and those that do certainly are using locks. The site also doesn’t mention a single law enforcemen
by yao420 6y ago
Not a chance. Cops and security don’t generally carry ar-15’s and those that do certainly are using locks. The site also doesn’t mention a single law enforcement client which is something they would be bragging about.
Maybe it’s because I’m a Texan but suburban dads are probably the largest gun owning demographic. Ive so many engineers show up to the range with a $4k ar-15 and shoot a couple hundred bucks in ammo. At least before covid shot prices through the roof.
- Ancapistani 6y ago> Cops and security don’t generally carry ar-15’s You’re in for a surprise if you ever look in a patrol car. Every agency I know of, even in a very rural state, has an AR as standard equipment - either in the cabin, or in rare cases, in a trunk lid mount.
- davmar 6y agoGoogled which weapons cops have out of curiousity and the AR-15 isn't in the top 10 according to this list: https://www.criminaljusticedegreehub.com/popular-guns-for-law-enforcement/ https://www.criminaljusticedegreehub.com/popular-guns-for-la...
- Ancapistani 6y agoMost of those are pistols, which is a separate part of kit. The end of that list shows the M4 carbine - which is an AR-15. In popular vernacular, an “M4” is a shortened version of the “M16”, which is the military version of the “AR-15”. Armalite originated the design and Colt licensed it. There’s a bit more to it than that, but that’s the high points.
- davmar 6y agoOh. Interesting. Thanks for the clarification