Submitted by autofinder (not verified) on Tue, 08/21/2012 - 9:01am.
Don't know where you are getting your info but the weapon in question is indeed a fully automatic rifle. For those of you that are not up on firearm lingo, a fully automatic weapon when set on full auto begins to fire when you pull the trigger and continues to fire until you release the trigger or empties the magazine. Many lay persons would know this type of weapon as a "machine gun". Most likely the magazine being use held around 30 rounds. The BSL police department owns one of these. So the fact is you are wrong and this is not just a semi-auto version but a full-auto version and by the way, that is how it was fired on the range that day by the younger Ballree.
It was a full auto
Don't know where you are getting your info but the weapon in question is indeed a fully automatic rifle. For those of you that are not up on firearm lingo, a fully automatic weapon when set on full auto begins to fire when you pull the trigger and continues to fire until you release the trigger or empties the magazine. Many lay persons would know this type of weapon as a "machine gun". Most likely the magazine being use held around 30 rounds. The BSL police department owns one of these. So the fact is you are wrong and this is not just a semi-auto version but a full-auto version and by the way, that is how it was fired on the range that day by the younger Ballree.