I have come to the same conclussions. I was probably

by Warhawk, Hot Springs, Arkansas, Sunday, October 07, 2012, 20:54 (4376 days ago) @ Rob Leahy

I worked in a Sporting Goods store, then a gunshop when I was in college. Neither place sold "black rifles" and they both had a rule against trading for one. So I had no exposure to them, a couple of years later I joined the Air Force and my experience with their worn out M-16s was not exactly confidence inspiring. And being a follower of Saint Elmer Keith, I had little use for the "puny" .223 cartridge either.

I've since warmed up to them, and would say that at 52 years of age I now have full on black rifle disease. I've built at least a dozen AR-15's, including one for each son in time for them to learn the platform before basic training. I had one AR-10, and did not like the weight, even a lightweight AR-10 runs close to 10 pounds.

RL, Maybe I shouldn't post this lest you catch the military vehicle disease, but I'm posting it anyway. It's just too cool a story not to share.

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