• @Tayb
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    1226 days ago

    There isn’t really a hunting versus non-hunting firearm is the primary reason. People do use AR pattern rifles to hunt in certain states. Disabled hunters can find that the rifle is easier to handle where a more “traditional” style rifle isn’t as well. It’s just a really tough distinction to even start making.

    • @Diplomjodler3
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      It’s a very easy distinction. A semi-automatic rifle is not a hunting rifle. A hunting rifle is a bolt-action. There is absolutely no legitimate reason for any private individual to own a semi-automatic rifle.

      • @Rakonat
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        825 days ago

        Bolt action has nothing to do with hunting rifle. As the person you replied to stated, people use a wide variety of rifles and other weapons to hunt with based upon what they are hunting, where, and their own physical capabilties. Semiauto rifles have been sold as hunting rifles for the last 80 years.

      • @SkyezOpen
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        324 days ago

        Wow this is lever-action erasure and I won’t stand for it.

        Hey maybe don’t talk about guns if you don’t know about guns.

      • @[email protected]
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        A semiautomatic rifle is 100% a hunting rifle, because it’s designed for hunting other humans. There is a legitimate reason for private individuals to own one: disabled, elderly, and women can use easier due to its ergonomics.

        Could you imagine a world where we socially gated hobbies based on your physical abilities?