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AR-15 advertising speaks to ‘macho hyper-masculinity,’ gun control advocates say. They want it to stop

Chris Woodyard, USA TODAYComments Off on AR-15 advertising speaks to ‘macho hyper-masculinity,’ gun control advocates say. They want it to stop

When it comes to selling AR-15-style semiautomatic rifles, gunmakers have discovered that there's no better endorsement than the American soldier.

Chris Woodyard, USA TODAY
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