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Featured by Paul M. Barrett, The Conversation
Oct 08, 2019
Colt is no longer selling the AR-15 to civilians, but it has nothing to do with gun control
When Colt announced it would stop producing its AR-15 semiautomatic rifle for sale to the general public to focus on handguns and military production, some gun-control advocates declared victory, saying the move would help limit the availability of assault weapons in the U.S. — but the evidence indicates their celebrations are probably premature
