Assault weapon - Wikipedia
A Brief History of the Assault Rifle - The Atlantic
Tallying America's fascination with AR-15-style rifles - The Washington Post
Assault rifle | Definition, Examples, Facts, & History | Britannica
America's rifle: Why so many people love the AR-15
A device that can turn a semi-automatic weapon into a machine gun in moments is wreaking havoc on American streets | CNN
What to know about the AR-15, the gun used in the Uvalde shooting : NPR
M1 Garand - Wikipedia
Experimental semi-automatic rifles, 1919-1931- excluding Garand's and Pedersen's rifles - Springfield Armory National Historic Site (U.S. National Park Service)
Uvalde: House wants to raise minimum age to buy semi-automatic to 21
America's obsession with automatic weapons
What Banning Assault Weapons Really Means | Teen Vogue
Army Announces 2 New Rifles for Close-Combat Soldiers > U.S. Department of Defense > Defense Department News
4 basic questions about the AR-15 - The Washington Post
Assault Weapons | Giffords
M16 rifle - Wikipedia
Mexico near deal to buy Sig Sauer automatic rifles from U.S. -sources | Reuters
NRA argues California ruling bolsters challenge to Florida gun law | WLRN
The U.S. Once Had A Ban On Assault Weapons — Why Did It Expire? : NPR
How AR-15 became the most popular rifle in America | CNN
U.S. Has At Least 20 Million Assault Rifles. A Ban Wouldn't Reduce That Number.
Assault weapons, semi-automatic rifles and the AR-15: Defining the debate - cleveland.com
