Magic bullet buttons that turn your AR into a fully auto

[Sam1]

This shall go into the annals of history as an example of why you shouldn't try to be an expert on something you know nothing about.

 

https://www.facebook.com/thegunvaultut/videos/1031663876877287/?pnref=story

 

[nightrunner]

Oh my...

[felinesNfreedom]

Those bullet buttons only work on the 30 caliber mag a second ghost guns built in California! Dude needs to get his facts straight. Sad thing is there are people who listen to this and know no better. 

[none]

I want one that can be modified to fix stupidity and lies......that would be a magic button.

[TripleDigitRide]

I've seen and heard a lot of crazy thing on Fox News, but this has to top the list. Yet another reason I quit watching the news.

[DaveTN]

Don’t these news stations have anyone that has even a little bit of knowledge about weapons they are doing stories on? Fact check.

[Jamie Jackson]

Don’t these news stations have anyone that has even a little bit of knowledge about weapons they are doing stories on? Fact check.

 

Uh...No. :cool:

 

 

That would totally have a negative impact on their agenda...

Edited December 5, 2015 by prag

[Garufa]

That kind of ignorance makes my head hurt.

[TripleDigitRide]

This is the kind of stuff that happens when you need to come up with 1440 minutes of BS to talk about every day. We are "gun people", so we immediately know this is a bunch of BS. But think about the hundreds of thousands or millions of people who will watch that video and be none the wiser. They then turn around and spread this same BS to others who don't know any better. Before you know it, millions of people honestly believe every AR-15 can easily be converted into a fully automatic "assault weapon" with a simple push of a button.

The same thing happens with many topic being discussed by these talking heads. While most of us here are pretty familiar with firearms, most of us are far from experts on many other subjects being discussed. We may have some idea of what they are discussing, but the vast majority are basically taking their word for it, just like those who aren't familiar with guns are doing when Gregg Jarrett is spreading BS lies about AR's. Nothing more than a bunch of sheep taking someones word about subjects they really know nothing about.   

[Garufa]

Another thing in the display of the terrorists weaponry.  They keep showing pictures of that bag of 10 round clips.  That's going set the magazine crusaders back a generation as far as reporting goes.

[kcruisin]

Well, let's not be passing judgment 'till we get all the facts.  We haven't heard from hillary yet, maybe she even knows more tricks about bad-guns.

[crossfire]

[Sam1]

While most of us here are pretty familiar with firearms, most of us are far from experts on many other subjects being discussed. 

 

There's a big difference though, for example: even though I work at a hospital, there has never been an instance where I thought to go to any physician and explain to them their hypothesis on why the thingamajiggy not jiggafiying properly, is incorrect.

 

BS'ers just need to stay out of the conversation.

[crossfire]

     “If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull :poop: .”
― W.C. Fields

Edited December 5, 2015 by crossfire

[Jamie Jackson]

A major difference between "gun folks" and the general masses is that the majority of us will take the initiative to fact check a topic, regardless of the nature of that topic.

I know there are always exceptions, but just reading here you'll find most folks take little at face value and research the topics themselves...most people... :cool:

[TripleDigitRide]

There's a big difference though, for example: even though I work at a hospital, there has never been an instance where I thought to go to any physician and explain to them their hypothesis on why the thingamajiggy not jiggafiying properly, is incorrect.

BS'ers just need to stay out of the conversation.

That's very true. My point was that the general public doesn't truly have a thorough understanding of most subjects being discussed in the news. We are expecting to hear factually accurate information when we tune in. However, when we as viewers don't have a deep understanding of the subject being discussed, we have no idea we're being misinformed. Too many folks hear these talking heads spewing their trash, and they magically become the experts who need to share the [mis]information with everyone they know. Most people aren't nearly as smart as they think they are.

[Sam1]

That's very true. My point was that the general public doesn't truly have a thorough understanding of most subjects being discussed in the news. We are expecting to hear factually accurate information when we tune in. However, when we as viewers don't have a deep understanding of the subject being discussed, we have no idea we're being misinformed. Too many folks hear these talking heads spewing their trash, and they magically become the experts who need to share the [mis]information with everyone they know. Most people aren't nearly as smart as they think they are.

 

[runco]

Unbelievable, but I just watched, believable.  Wow! 

[Oh Shoot]

Well, Greg has had a substance dependency problems in the past, so maybe he fell off the wagon?

 

 

- OS

[mikegideon]

Well, Greg has had a substance dependency problems in the past, so maybe he fell off the wagon?

 

 

- OS

 

He needs to get back on the drugs. He sucks at his job.

[Trekbike]

Heading out to ship off my lowers back to the manufacturer because my bullet buttons ain't working right...

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[bubbadavis]

I felt myself getting dumber as I watched...

[gregintenn]

Where can I get one of them there magic buttons? :cool:

[mikegideon]

Where can I get one of them there magic buttons? :cool:

 

Join the Army and they will give you one

[Oh Shoot]

Join the Army and they will give you one

 

Hell, it's only a three round burst any more, right?