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The rifle that's often referred to (sometimes only half jokingly) as the "Barbie doll for guys" was the brainchild of [[Eugene Stoner]], working forward from his earlier [[AR-10]] design, and first saw production in 1958.  Since then, literally millions of AR15s and its variants have been made for the civilian market by just about every company that's ever made guns.
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(Okay, so we're exaggerating about that one; but it really does seem like everybody and their dog has manufactured these things at one time or another.)
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With a cornucopia of accessories that would put Mr. Potato Head to shame, the AR15 can adapt to almost any shooting need.  Pound for pound, the AR15 is quite possible the shooter's best buy for under $1000.
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Not bad for a rifle that originally weighed less than 6 lbs.<br>
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* [[1896]] &mdash; The [[wikipedia:Anglo-Zanzibar War|shortest war in history]] was fought from 9:02 until 9:40 in the morning.
 
* [[1916]] &mdash; [[Romania]] declares war against [[Austria]]-[[Hungary]], entering [[World War I]] as one of the Allied nations.
 
* [[1928]] &mdash; The ''Kellogg-Briand Pact'', outlawing war, is signed by the first 15 nations to do so. Ultimately sixty-one nations sign it.  For those who think [[gun ban]]s are a good idea, just look how good this was at banning war.
 
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Leftquot.png The thing's a goddamn Mister Potato Head. Seriously. It's like some kind of ballistic Rule 34: if it exists, there's a way to rail it onto an AR-15. No exceptions. Rightquot.png
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Ah, the Ar-15... is there anything it can't do be?

The rifle that's often referred to (sometimes only half jokingly) as the "Barbie doll for guys" was the brainchild of Eugene Stoner, working forward from his earlier AR-10 design, and first saw production in 1958. Since then, literally millions of AR15s and its variants have been made for the civilian market by just about every company that's ever made guns.

(Okay, so we're exaggerating about that last part; but it really does seem like everybody and their dog has manufactured these things at one time or another.)

With a cornucopia of accessories that would put Mr. Potato Head to shame, the AR15 can adapt to almost any shooting need. Pound for pound, the AR15 is quite possibly the shooter's best buy for under $1000.

That's none too shabby for a rifle that originally weighed less than 6 lbs.
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What else happened today
  • 1896 — The shortest war in history was fought from 9:02 until 9:40 in the morning.
  • 1916Romania declares war against Austria-Hungary, entering World War I as one of the Allied nations.
  • 1928 — The Kellogg-Briand Pact, outlawing war, is signed by the first 15 nations to do so, including Germany, Italy and Japan. Ultimately, sixty-one nations eventually sign on to it. For those who think gun bans are a good idea, just look how good this was at banning war.


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