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Huey » Today, 9:54 am » wrote: ↑ You are incorrect. THe semi automatic Sporter was not available until 1964.
Here is what the AF ordered:
In May 1962, following tests led by Gen. Curtis LeMay, the U.S. Air Force officially ordered a batch of select-fire ArmaLite AR-15s. This initial procurement paved the way for the rifle's widespread adoption and eventual redesignation as the M16. [1, 2, 3, 4]
You understand what Select-Fire is, correct?
Understanding the Distinction: Military vs. Civilian AR-15s
It’s vital to understand the distinction between the military M16 and the civilian AR-15. While both share a common design lineage, they are fundamentally different firearms. The M16 is a selective-fire rifle designed for military combat, while the civilian AR-15 is a semi-automatic rifle designed for sporting purposes, hunting, and self-defense. Understanding this difference is crucial to accurately discussing the history and use of the AR-15 platform.
https://thegunzone.com/was-the-ar-15-or ... itary-use/
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