Do a combination of the AR-15’s main features make an AR-15 “military-grade.” And finally, does “military-grade” mean anything at all?
Natural Rights and the Second Amendment
Some have long mistakenly considered Natural rights to be granted by the United States Government. This is categorically false. Natural rights, otherwise known as inalienable rights, are rights that cannot be surrendered by citizens to the government.
The Question of Military-Grade Weapons | Part 5
Does an AR-15’s light-weight construction, length options, or accessories allow for a definition of “military-grade”?
The Question of Military-Grade Weapons | Part 4
Does an AR-15’s standard caliber size allow for a definition of “military-grade”?
The Question of Military-Grade Weapons | Part 3 – Ammo Capacity
In part 3 of this series, we continue discussing the features of the AR-15, focusing next on the second most common discussed feature: ammunition capacity.
The Question of Military-Grade Weapons | Part 2 – Semi-Automatic Fire
In part 2 of this series, we’re going to begin a deep-dive into the features of the AR-15, starting with the feature that makes the AR-15 attractive to mass shooters: semi-automatic fire.
The Question of Military-Grade Weapons | Part 1 – Full-Auto Weapons
What is a military-grade weapon? Can we classify any of the firearms on the civilian market as military-grade? To the heart of the matter, is the AR-15 a military-grade weapon? These answers are challenging to answer because “military-grade weapon” is another term in a long-list of terms gun control advocates use that have no specific, relevant meaning in commonly used firearm jargon.
The NRA is Weakened, but the 2nd Amendment is Stronger than Ever
Maybe just maybe, politicians are responding to a genuine belief in the right to bear arms and are not just being bought off by the NRA.