Jim Carrey takes aim at Kent State grad who posed with AR-10

[turbinetree]

Actor Jim Carrey branched out from his usual portraits of President Trump’s administration on Friday, instead painting a former Kent State University student whose gun-touting graduation photos went viral.

Carrey uploaded his artwork to Twitter on Friday, depicting Kaitlin Bennett posing with her AR-10 on the Ohio campus.

“And the devil said, 'Thanks a bunch Goldilocks. Enjoy the show in Santa Fe tomorrow. Someday, real soon, I’ll have you for dinner,' Carrey captioned his portrait.


http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/388478-jim-carrey-takes-aim-at-kent-state-grad-who-posed-with-ar-10



Hey Bennett, its his First Amendment right........................you know the one before the second....................Touch'e

[marble falls]

1. AR-10? Where'd she find it? In a museum?

[ProudLib72]

2. Check this out

https://www.pewpewtactical.com/best-ar-10s/

They still make them

Armalite AR-10

Eugene Stoner is known by many as the progenitor of the AR-15/M16/M4 design that has so captivated gun owners and militaries the world over.

Slightly less well-known is his first creation, the Armalite AR-10. Like I said in the beginning, this was the original rifle that competed with what would become the m14 for a spot as the US military’s main battle rifle prior to the Vietnam War.

It was this design that Stoner would eventually scale down to the AR-15 we know today, which was bought by the Air Force, and 10 bazillion or so ARs later, would go on to rival Kalashnikov’s creations for the title of “most popular rifle ever”.

If you will accept no imitations, no pretenders, and want only the purest, most original AR-10, you’re in luck.

Armalite still makes the AR-10 that put them on the map, and despite shutting down for a bit in the 80’s and being sold and bought out a few times here and there, they still make some awesome guns.

[marble falls]

3. I've only seen them in photos. I guess I'll start paying attention to gun shows.

[ProudLib72]

4. I thought they were old, too

They were, but I guess they were popular enough to bring back.

[mackdaddy]

5. It looks like a modern AR-15 build just in .308 caliber like the older AR-10's.

That is just my guess why they are calling it an AR-10.

The AR-15 can be built/customized to a wide range of caliber cartridges.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AR_platform_calibers

[aikoaiko]

6. AR10s have been around as long as AR15s just not as popular.

They are bigger and heavier and fewer rounds of 7.62 NATO can be stored in magazines of the same size as mags for the AR15.

It seems like there is more civilian interest in them which I impart to the use of 7.62 NATO rifles in Iraq and Afganistan.

[marble falls]

8. Been around longer than AR-15s, since the 50's.

[aikoaiko]

11. I think AR15s and AR10s were marketed to civilians about the same time in the early 1960s

Both were around in the late 1950s, but not really in civilian hands.

[samir.g]

7. She bought her ticket

now she gets to ride the ride.

[FSogol]

9. Here's the portrait. Carrey captured her likeness perectly.

[dreamland]

10. Nothing..

but a numbnut seeking attention.