What bullets does the AR-15 use?

Most AR-15s use .223 Remington or 5.56 NATO bullets, but they can use many other types too, like .300 Blackout and 6.5 Grendel.

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QUESTION: What is the best gun for everyday carry?

ANSWER: Generally, compact, micro compact, and sub compact firearms are preferred for carry, particularly in 9mm.

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ANSWER: Selecting a firearm for hunting is often a subjective and personal process and what each hunter prefers will generally come down to their individual preferences as well as what type of game you’re going after.

Popular choices include 12 gauge shotguns, 308 rifles, 30-06 rifles, and even 22 caliber rifles for hunting small game.

QUESTION: What Is An FFL?

ANSWER: An FFL is a Federal-Firearm License. These licenses are commonly held by gun stores, pawnshops, and sporting goods stores. However, there are also many individuals that hold an FFL.

QUESTION: Can I Buy a Firearm Online?

ANSWER: Buying a firearm online is easy. You select your desired gun and pay securely online with us. Your firearm will then be shipped to the designated FFL you selected, and you will fill out your background check when you pick gun arrives.

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QUESTION: Why are some firearms not available to buy in my state?

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Please note that it is your responsibility to check your local and state laws to make sure that you are purchasing a firearm that is legal for you to own.