Tucker Carlson dispels myths about the popular AR-15
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Tucker Carlson debunked the myth that AR-15s are “assault rifles” or “weapons of war” on Fox Nation, noting they are the most popular rifle in America, and most commonly purchased for hunting or personal protection.
Despite this, many democrat lawmakers still refer to the AR-15 as a "weapon of war," and in 1994 passed a so-called assault weapons ban. Tucker noted that this ban prohibited the purchase of the AR-15 and expired in 2004, and today, AR-15s are legal in most states. In states where AR-15s are legal, Carlson noted that "buying an AR-15 from a gun store requires passing a federal criminal background check."
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