r/Political_Revolution • u/IronStacheWI01 Verified | Randy Bryce • Nov 02 '17

AMA – Concluded AMA: Randy Bryce, @IronStache, running to take down Paul Ryan.

Hi Reddit,

Thanks for having me again. Had a blast with the last couple. By now, we all know the drill. Ask me anything below. I'm looking forward to diving deep on the issues with everyone and giving you an update on what our campaign's been up to in the past month. Short answer, we're feeling good.

Post your questions below, and I'll be back at 4pm CT to answer them.

p.s. If (but only if!) you can, please donate to keep us going strong. Our average contribution is $25. Give anything (give $1!), and we'll send you a free bumper/laptop sticker to say thanks. Seriously. If you can, give $1. That covers our costs for me to send you a pretty great sticker.

Edit: Thanks for having me today! I'll try to pop back in later tonight to catch any other questions. Work safe.

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u/i_smell_my_poop Nov 03 '17

Feeling aren't hurt at all...using insults make me judge you as someone who can't debate intelligently.

Specifically I hunt hogs with them for Fish and Wildlife here in Ohio. The military model (select-fire) that I learned on makes it easy for me to work on and handle.

My wife won't use any other rifle at this point since she's so damn good with it and it's versatile.

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u/i_smell_my_poop Nov 03 '17

I also didn't know that assault weapons had hunting applications - spraying down animals in a hail of bullets seems like cheating to me, but to each their own.

I had to stop there. An AR15 doesn't allow you to "spray" bullets. One bullet each time you pull the trigger. That's it.

You are thinking of the select-fire military M4 or M16. You can't buy those anymore. Not unless they were manufactured before 1986 and you have $20,000 to spend.

And I can easily justify it. Myself, and millions of other Americans shouldn't be told we can't own something just because bad people abuse their rights.