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According to Google, it's straightforward to militarize an AR-15 into a semi-automatic (possibly more, didn't chase links). No need to hunt with a semi unless
by jleyank 3y ago
According to Google, it's straightforward to militarize an AR-15 into a semi-automatic (possibly more, didn't chase links). No need to hunt with a semi unless you're interested in hamburger.
Per comments - brain-fart. Militarize into full auto. I don't hunt, sorry, merely worked with hunters back in the early 80's.
- Scoundreller 3y agoSemi-automatic just means you get one shot per pull of the trigger. Very common. Very little is “manual” these days. I think you mean “militarize into an automatic”.
- aksss 3y agoA) the AR-15 is a semi-automatic rifle out of the box. B) "militarize a [gun] into a semi-automatic" - yeah, that's not a thing. C) "No need to hunt with a semi-auto" - no, there are several subjective reasons one might prefer to use a semi-auto hunting, and several objective circumstances where it makes sense. Remember that semi-auto means one pull of the trigger = one round fired.
- brodouevencode 3y agoAsk anyone who's seen action if a fully automatic rifle is useful. On a vehicle or defensive position, yes - it's great for a variety of uses. But during a breach or even open field fire fight no one, and I mean no one, flips to full auto.