Unveiled at last month’s SHOT show in Las Vegas, the ‘JR-15’ is a lightweight .22 caliber rifle aimed at the young shooter. Manufacturer WEE1 Tactical says it’s got some extra safety features that full-sized AR-15 rifles don’t – like a tamper-resistant safety switch controlled by an adult – but “looks, feels, and operates just like Mom and Dad’s gun.”
The weapon, its manufacturers claim, “will build confidence and teach responsibility.”
-Philip
As retaliation the democrats will come out with a new "welfare payments for kids", which will build confidence on dependency".
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Apart from the super-duper safety switch and the lighter weight, how does it differ from an M&P 15-22, which is legal in California?
ReplyDeleteIts really because its black, isn’t it. They should follow up with another model and title it “triggered”. Lol
ReplyDeleteWell, if "black" is a problem, then this one will fill the bill and make Pretty Pretty Gavin lose his shit:
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I fell in "love" with "child" AR's about 5 years ago. I'm "old", so lighter is very much appreciated. It's nice that they're good out to 200ish yards and hit lots harder than standard pistols.
ReplyDeleteLearning how to operate a weapon is vile.
ReplyDeletebut learning details about drug use (D.A.R.E) and every sexual perversion is just fine.
Not nearly as vile as a corrupt, illiterate piece of shit for a governor.
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