https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ar-15-u...021-06-13/#app
It super extra deadly!
Look at how much more deadly it is than a Glock 9mm!
Only mass-shooters use them!
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ar-15-u...021-06-13/#app
It super extra deadly!
Look at how much more deadly it is than a Glock 9mm!
Only mass-shooters use them!
From Older Offspring after a discussion of coffee:
"If it doesn't come from the Kaffa province of Ethiopia, it's just hot roasted-bean juice."
Does anyone actually still watch 60 Minutes or care what they say?
I last watched in 1994. They did a hit piece on the F-22.Originally Posted by KevH
I think the last time I watched they did a hit piece on the Audi 5000…
They stopped being relevant when they wired model rocket engines into a crash demonstration of a Chevy pickup because they couldn't get their desired result of an inferno all the times they did the crash and there was no fire.
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Not another dime.
Was the forged letter from 43's CO in the Guard a 60 minutes product?
Sometimes I get my America hating Commies mixed up....
Was it 60 Minutes, or another show like 20/20 or Nightline, that did a hit piece on BB guns?
They filmed an "expert" who took a BB gun, and a snub nosed 38 to the range and chronographed them.
The BB gun had a higher velocity, thus it's more deadly was the conclusion.
Well... The "Golden BB" has a 100% success rate.
I actually watched it. By 60 Min standards, it was fairly accurate. What specifically made it a “hit piece?”
I like my rifles like my women - short, light, fast, brown, and suppressed.
They clearly used an expanding bullet in the rifle and a ball FMJ in the 9mm for starters. Overhyping the "dangerous and deadly velocity" of the AR. It was clearly a hit piece.
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