Ar15 history

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Re: Ar15 history

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delta6 wrote: August 6th, 2018, 7:30 pm
LuckyLeaky wrote: August 6th, 2018, 7:16 pm Either quoting isn’t working or somebody is a dumbass
I vote dumb a$$es....as in plural... more than one....
Just goes to show that they are 2 in the same or equally stupid af


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Re: Ar15 history

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Hey delta6,

I appreciate your sharing the facts on this. I love Eugene Stoner's gift to our warriors. Nice to get some background. Thanks for sorting the trolls. Much respect and you know it.
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Re: Ar15 history

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harleypower69-menu5
Thank you for your opinion.
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Re: Ar15 history

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The M16A2 is more than just the upper.
The A2 receiver will have reinforced front takedown ears and buffer ring.
The attachment you provided are not even real pictures.
The M16A2 receiver wasnt produced until 1982.
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