What the hell is a Black Rifle?

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A friend of mine who worked at Timmie's once was accured of being a racist for refering to the coffee as "black". She was told that the correct term for coffee without milk was "clear".

So, maybe we should start refering to them as "clear" rifles just to be extra safe.
 
OK so if I get an m4 and put tan furniture on it does that no longer make it a black rifle? what if I get it painted barbie pink???

I know I know what sacriledge
 
Black Rifles

I have the Collector Grade publication books on the M16 family and the titles are Black Rifle, and Black Rifle II. The term Black Rifle is loosely used, like the term Flintlock is used for muzzle loader guns. People that don't have much knowledge about military firearms or firearms in general refer to all guns that aren't covered in wood and have big magazines, as assault rifles. Over the years I have had the opportunity to own most of the black rifles.
AR 15, (Had at least 15 to 20 different variations over the years)
CAR 15
AR 180
Valmet 76 & 78
AK 47
AKM
RPK
SKS
FN C1 A1
FN L1A1
FN FAL
BAR By FN
FNC
M14
H&K G3
H&K 91
H&K 93
Galil
UZI
Sterling
Sten
These are the ones I had at one time and now they are history. But had a ball when they were legal. And that doesn't cover BREN, MG 42, 1919 A4, 50 BMG, BAR US, M1 rifles and carbines, G43, MP 40, Rising, FN 49, and Thompson variants.
These are history now, only have the pictures, and video's of them on the range. It was great to be able to hunt with an AR 15 before they became bad guns.
Albayo
 
SignGuy said:
if it is clear coffe then in essence it is just hot water right ?

I told my friend she should have told the customer: "boy, I'd hate to see your tap water if you consider that clear..."
 
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