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Kyle Rittenhouse's AR-15 destroyed by Wisconsin State Crime Lab

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The Wisconsin State Crime Lab destroyed Kyle Rittenhouse’s AR-15 on February 25, 2022. Rittenhouse’s attorneys and prosecutors agreed the gun would be destroyed as Attorney Mark Richards said Rittenhouse didn’t want someone to buy it and turn it into a trophy. For more videos and photos, visit

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  1. For me I can understand why he destroyed it but I would not have. The gun put a pedo, and two domestic abusing commies in their place. It's a symbol of what the 2nd amendment was written for.

  2. "With this character's death, the thread of prophecy is severed. Restore a saved game to restore the weave of fate, or persist in the doomed world you have created,"

  3. I hate the fact that our government is pushing so hard for us Americans not to have legally owned firearms to protect ourselves and I hope Kyle went and got another, this just gos to show you how badly out government wants to disarmed us

  4. So many commenters here don't seem to understand THIS WAS DONE AT KYLE'S REQUEST. THE STATE DID NOT SEIZE THE GUN AND DESTROY IT, KYLE REQUESTED IT BE DESTROYED.

    There was a lot of emotional baggage attached to it for him, and he feared it becoming some holy grail for gun enthusiasts and be some collectors item. This is not gun control, this is not the state overstepping its bounds, this is not a violation of the 2nd amendment. It is the state doing what was requested by the owner for the owners mental health. Kyle has talked about this, he is not in favor of gun control or destroying guns to take them off the streets, he just wanted that particular rifle destroyed because of the trauma he sees as attached to it.
    Again, I want to emphasize: IT WAS NOT SEIZED BY THE STATE. This is not a gun control issue. He wanted it gone because it reminded him of the most traumatic event of his life. And frankly, that makes a lot of sense, I understand why he'd want that.

  5. Completely understandable why Kyle decided to do this, but never forget, certain politicians, bureaucrats, celebrities, elites et cetera want this to be the eventual fate of every privately owned, legal gun in our country.

    Not going into the shredder of course, would be the guns used by all the above’s licensed security details, arms we ship around the globe to fuel foreign conflicts, & nearly all the guns being used by criminals everyday on our streets.

  6. Glad Kyle did this instead of parading it around as some token like some would do. He was justified regardless, and I'd be surprised if he didn't pick up another one the day he was found NOT guilty.

  7. You can have mine when you pry them from my cold dead hands. That weapon could have saved his life again, either from the same way or save it from the ones showed destroying it.

  8. My only question would be: What right did the state have to keep the gun or destroy it? Once Rittenhouse was found not guilty, the weapon should have been returned to him. That was his personal property that he paid for with his own money. When the jury said he was not guilty the Government lost any right to seizure of the weapon. Now they videoed themselves seizing the gun in violation of the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and further destroying his personal property without compensation.
    They need to be added to his list of lawsuits to reimburse him in full for the cost of the gun, the magazine and the Red Dot sights, as well as punitive damages for violating his Constitutional Rights to keep and bear arms.

  9. That was Kyle's right. Ask yourself, " Do you want a weapon in your home that has created more grief in your life" I wish everyone best of luck in there Journey that this Firearm has caused justice to and injustice too

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