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John Carthy, Gun Shop Sales Assistant
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Bunnell admitted that there was a protective order in force against him and that he did possess a Colt AR-15 in his apartment, but he said he was unaware that the protective order prohibited him from possessing a firearm and stated that he wished to turn over the weapon to the police.
In 1960, another milestone in the history of Colt began with the introduction of the AR-15 semiautomatic rifle, followed by the M16 military full-automatic version.
The M16 copy, the Colt AR-15, now called the Match Target, or the Armalite or Bushmaster or other.
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