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quote:Originally posted by PBJloaf
quote:Originally posted by buckstar
quote:Originally posted by PBJloaf
quote:Originally posted by jwb267
i AINT MOVING PREIOD!!!!!!!
i'll take my stand here till i die here
well, now, you aren't playing nice[:)]
HA! You changed the rules!
Ok... Since there is no way I would find a better place to be than my own house... and assuming my property doesn't get taken over as a command post and artillery base/helli field or something... It would be a bad call for me to move to my buddies house since he has no room, no extra food and water, and no extra anything... Sooo assuming my buddy is not pigheaded enough to stay in his house and moves to mine, I hope he would bring with him...
His Ruger GP100 6" because it would go very nicely with my Marlin .357 mag levergun, and his Ruger P89 which would go well with my Kel-Tec Sub2000 (though a Glock would be better because of magazine interchangeability). I'm speaking ammo wise in both of these matches. I like the idea of having one big supply of one ammo rather than 2 supplies and being forced to leave one gun out if it goes empty. I know those are both handguns but he's got a wife and a teenage kid and they can carry whatever else is required to fulfill the requirements of the OP.
If I had to go to get him and didn't know if I was going to be able to make it back I would be forced to grab the 10/22 and Walther P22, as many bricks of 22LR as I could and a couple bandoleers of 12ga for his shotgun. He doesn't have much ammo on hand so the bricks would give the most bangs for the pound and he lives at the edge of a gulf course with a deer overpopulation problem so the 12ga ammo would be better than .357 or 9mm.
quote:Originally posted by buckstar
quote:Originally posted by PBJloaf
quote:Originally posted by buckstar
quote:Originally posted by PBJloaf
quote:Originally posted by jwb267
i AINT MOVING PREIOD!!!!!!!
i'll take my stand here till i die here
well, now, you aren't playing nice[:)]
HA! You changed the rules!
Ok... Since there is no way I would find a better place to be than my own house... and assuming my property doesn't get taken over as a command post and artillery base/helli field or something... It would be a bad call for me to move to my buddies house since he has no room, no extra food and water, and no extra anything... Sooo assuming my buddy is not pigheaded enough to stay in his house and moves to mine, I hope he would bring with him...
His Ruger GP100 6" because it would go very nicely with my Marlin .357 mag levergun, and his Ruger P89 which would go well with my Kel-Tec Sub2000 (though a Glock would be better because of magazine interchangeability). I'm speaking ammo wise in both of these matches. I like the idea of having one big supply of one ammo rather than 2 supplies and being forced to leave one gun out if it goes empty. I know those are both handguns but he's got a wife and a teenage kid and they can carry whatever else is required to fulfill the requirements of the OP.
If I had to go to get him and didn't know if I was going to be able to make it back I would be forced to grab the 10/22 and Walther P22, as many bricks of 22LR as I could and a couple bandoleers of 12ga for his shotgun. He doesn't have much ammo on hand so the bricks would give the most bangs for the pound and he lives at the edge of a gulf course with a deer overpopulation problem so the 12ga ammo would be better than .357 or 9mm.
DPMS AR Carbine (16" light barrel with slide fire) in 5.56 w/optic sight and suppressor.
1 .50 cal that has 2 bx 12 ga 3" #4, 1 300 round 5.56 battle pack, 1 10, 2 20, 4 30 round AR mags loaded. 30 Stripper clips and 2 stripper adapters, and 1 stick of beef jerky.
quote:Originally posted by nutfinn
quote:Originally posted by 8000fthi
FN PS90, FN Fiveseven. Takes same ammo.
I though of the same thing, but then again, what if we are dealing with Zombies? I would have to take my 22 AR with suppressor, uses 60 grain SSS, really quiet and hand gun would probably be my 5-7 [:D]
You should not use 60gr SSS ammo in your suppressor. Just sayin'... It's yours, do as you please.
DPMS AR Carbine (16" light barrel with slide fire) in 5.56 w/optic sight and suppressor.
1 .50 cal that has 2 bx 12 ga 3" #4, 1 300 round 5.56 battle pack, 1 10, 2 20, 4 30 round AR mags loaded. 30 Stripper clips and 2 stripper adapters, and 1 stick of beef jerky.
24" of shells under an 18" barrel must look pretty... um... interesting. Even if you chambered one of them, considering the length of a compressed spring that's still... awww crap... Show us a picture or it didn't happen.
I expect when polite society goes tits up I'll be happy with any firearm I can get my hands on or keep my hands on.
If I get to choose, I'll keep the Marlin 1894 CSS in .357 Magnum and a Smith & Wesson 66-4 in .357 Magnum. I know you gave us a two gun limit, but if I have extra room in my pocket I'll cheat and keep my Smith & Wesson 60-9 in .357 Magnum and a NAA .22 Magnum
Anything or anybody far enough away to need something bigger might not need to be shot.
quote:Originally posted by buckstar
quote:Originally posted by JnRockwall
Winchester Defender 12ga (18" barrel 8 shot 3" shells)
DPMS AR Carbine (16" light barrel with slide fire) in 5.56 w/optic sight and suppressor.
1 .50 cal that has 2 bx 12 ga 3" #4, 1 300 round 5.56 battle pack, 1 10, 2 20, 4 30 round AR mags loaded. 30 Stripper clips and 2 stripper adapters, and 1 stick of beef jerky.
24" of shells under an 18" barrel must look pretty... um... interesting. Even if you chambered one of them, considering the length of a compressed spring that's still... awww crap... Show us a picture or it didn't happen.
quote:Originally posted by JnRockwall
quote:Originally posted by buckstar
quote:Originally posted by JnRockwall
Winchester Defender 12ga (18" barrel 8 shot 3" shells)
DPMS AR Carbine (16" light barrel with slide fire) in 5.56 w/optic sight and suppressor.
1 .50 cal that has 2 bx 12 ga 3" #4, 1 300 round 5.56 battle pack, 1 10, 2 20, 4 30 round AR mags loaded. 30 Stripper clips and 2 stripper adapters, and 1 stick of beef jerky.
24" of shells under an 18" barrel must look pretty... um... interesting. Even if you chambered one of them, considering the length of a compressed spring that's still... awww crap... Show us a picture or it didn't happen.
Hmm, just looked it up and confirmed it but I would like to see one first hand to understand how it works. Seeing that just took some of the anointed glow off of my Mossberg 590A1. [:(]
Like others have said, I wouldn't leave unless I had to.
But just to play along ... If it happened tonight, and although I technically own them but my stamps aren't here for the M16 and HK sear pack ... if I had to leave it would be with these two, SiG556-SBR and AMT Longslide 45 on a Kimber double stack frame.
If the wife and daughter were leaving with me, the AUG and G19 for the wife ... SiG-522 and Beretta M70 pistol for Abby
If you really desire something, you'll find a way ?
? otherwise, you'll find an excuse.
OK OK I got it
I'd take them all since I have a BOV.
When I ran out of fuel and had to walk..
I would take my M1Carbine and my Security 6
MY WIFE would take the shotgun and the .380
MY SON would take the ,22 rifle and revolver
MY DAUGHTER.....she'd take her i-pod and earphones [^]
Man, I got to learn all these terms, BOB, BOV, and what not, I might not know to run if I dont know when the zombies come, I am starting to get scared, I think I will grab my Daddy's old .45 and sit in the corner for a bit, Ya'll gotta fill me in on this stuff.
quote:Originally posted by CSI21
Man, I got to learn all these terms, BOB, BOV, and what not, I might not know to run if I dont know when the zombies come, I am starting to get scared, I think I will grab my Daddy's old .45 and sit in the corner for a bit, Ya'll gotta fill me in on this stuff.
BOB, Bug out bag: ie, When zoombies are trying to kick in your front door you have this bag ready at the back door.
BOV, Bug out vehicle: A vehicle to throw your BOB in [:D]
quote:Originally posted by plinked
quote:Originally posted by CSI21
Man, I got to learn all these terms, BOB, BOV, and what not, I might not know to run if I dont know when the zombies come, I am starting to get scared, I think I will grab my Daddy's old .45 and sit in the corner for a bit, Ya'll gotta fill me in on this stuff.
BOB, Bug out bag: ie, When zoombies are trying to kick in your front door you have this bag ready at the back door.
BOV, Bug out vehicle: A vehicle to throw your BOB in [:D]
Don't forget your GHB: Get Home Bag, kept in your DD: daily driver BOV and your EDC: every day carry gun.
Okay, my turn. We'll be a team of two: the Mrs. and myself. I'll have a Rem 700 in 7-08, with a Ruger Old Vaquero holstered. She'll have an auto shotgun in 12 ga., and her Kimber .45. Based on what I've read on this forum recently, We'll also need to pack along a Kimber Customer Service Rep and a gunsmith. Hope their weight doesn't slow us down.
Living outside of known zombie range, we would focus more on being able to eat along the way.
quote:Originally posted by JnRockwall
quote:Originally posted by nutfinn
quote:Originally posted by 8000fthi
FN PS90, FN Fiveseven. Takes same ammo.
I though of the same thing, but then again, what if we are dealing with Zombies? I would have to take my 22 AR with suppressor, uses 60 grain SSS, really quiet and hand gun would probably be my 5-7 [:D]
You should not use 60gr SSS ammo in your suppressor. Just sayin'... It's yours, do as you please.
Only for Zombies, ok ? [:D]
quote:Originally posted by buckstar
quote:Originally posted by JnRockwall
quote:Originally posted by buckstar
quote:Originally posted by JnRockwall
Winchester Defender 12ga (18" barrel 8 shot 3" shells)
DPMS AR Carbine (16" light barrel with slide fire) in 5.56 w/optic sight and suppressor.
1 .50 cal that has 2 bx 12 ga 3" #4, 1 300 round 5.56 battle pack, 1 10, 2 20, 4 30 round AR mags loaded. 30 Stripper clips and 2 stripper adapters, and 1 stick of beef jerky.
24" of shells under an 18" barrel must look pretty... um... interesting. Even if you chambered one of them, considering the length of a compressed spring that's still... awww crap... Show us a picture or it didn't happen.
Hmm, just looked it up and confirmed it but I would like to see one first hand to understand how it works. Seeing that just took some of the anointed glow off of my Mossberg 590A1. [:(]
Buck: I see what you mean now. It is a 2 3/4 or 3" shell shotgun, however, you are correct, with 3" shells it only holds 7, it holds 8 2 3/4 shells.
I actually never thought about it and assumed I had 8 3" in it. THX.
It seems that why the stop production and then came out with the Ranger with 18 1/2 inch barrel. It does hold 8 3" sheels. And almost all 18 1/2" or 20" hicap shotguns seem to as well.
Comments
quote:Originally posted by buckstar
quote:Originally posted by PBJloaf
quote:Originally posted by jwb267
i AINT MOVING PREIOD!!!!!!!
i'll take my stand here till i die here
well, now, you aren't playing nice[:)]
HA! You changed the rules!
Ok... Since there is no way I would find a better place to be than my own house... and assuming my property doesn't get taken over as a command post and artillery base/helli field or something... It would be a bad call for me to move to my buddies house since he has no room, no extra food and water, and no extra anything... Sooo assuming my buddy is not pigheaded enough to stay in his house and moves to mine, I hope he would bring with him...
His Ruger GP100 6" because it would go very nicely with my Marlin .357 mag levergun, and his Ruger P89 which would go well with my Kel-Tec Sub2000 (though a Glock would be better because of magazine interchangeability). I'm speaking ammo wise in both of these matches. I like the idea of having one big supply of one ammo rather than 2 supplies and being forced to leave one gun out if it goes empty. I know those are both handguns but he's got a wife and a teenage kid and they can carry whatever else is required to fulfill the requirements of the OP.
If I had to go to get him and didn't know if I was going to be able to make it back I would be forced to grab the 10/22 and Walther P22, as many bricks of 22LR as I could and a couple bandoleers of 12ga for his shotgun. He doesn't have much ammo on hand so the bricks would give the most bangs for the pound and he lives at the edge of a gulf course with a deer overpopulation problem so the 12ga ammo would be better than .357 or 9mm.
lighten up Francis[:)]
Just don't touch my stuff, alright?
quote:Originally posted by PBJloaf
quote:Originally posted by buckstar
quote:Originally posted by PBJloaf
quote:Originally posted by jwb267
i AINT MOVING PREIOD!!!!!!!
i'll take my stand here till i die here
well, now, you aren't playing nice[:)]
HA! You changed the rules!
Ok... Since there is no way I would find a better place to be than my own house... and assuming my property doesn't get taken over as a command post and artillery base/helli field or something... It would be a bad call for me to move to my buddies house since he has no room, no extra food and water, and no extra anything... Sooo assuming my buddy is not pigheaded enough to stay in his house and moves to mine, I hope he would bring with him...
His Ruger GP100 6" because it would go very nicely with my Marlin .357 mag levergun, and his Ruger P89 which would go well with my Kel-Tec Sub2000 (though a Glock would be better because of magazine interchangeability). I'm speaking ammo wise in both of these matches. I like the idea of having one big supply of one ammo rather than 2 supplies and being forced to leave one gun out if it goes empty. I know those are both handguns but he's got a wife and a teenage kid and they can carry whatever else is required to fulfill the requirements of the OP.
If I had to go to get him and didn't know if I was going to be able to make it back I would be forced to grab the 10/22 and Walther P22, as many bricks of 22LR as I could and a couple bandoleers of 12ga for his shotgun. He doesn't have much ammo on hand so the bricks would give the most bangs for the pound and he lives at the edge of a gulf course with a deer overpopulation problem so the 12ga ammo would be better than .357 or 9mm.
lighten up Francis[:)]
Just don't touch my stuff, alright?
[;)]
Beretta 92FS
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Para Ordnance P14.45
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DPMS AR Carbine (16" light barrel with slide fire) in 5.56 w/optic sight and suppressor.
1 .50 cal that has 2 bx 12 ga 3" #4, 1 300 round 5.56 battle pack, 1 10, 2 20, 4 30 round AR mags loaded. 30 Stripper clips and 2 stripper adapters, and 1 stick of beef jerky.
quote:Originally posted by 8000fthi
FN PS90, FN Fiveseven. Takes same ammo.
I though of the same thing, but then again, what if we are dealing with Zombies? I would have to take my 22 AR with suppressor, uses 60 grain SSS, really quiet and hand gun would probably be my 5-7 [:D]
You should not use 60gr SSS ammo in your suppressor. Just sayin'... It's yours, do as you please.
Winchester Defender 12ga (18" barrel 8 shot 3" shells)
DPMS AR Carbine (16" light barrel with slide fire) in 5.56 w/optic sight and suppressor.
1 .50 cal that has 2 bx 12 ga 3" #4, 1 300 round 5.56 battle pack, 1 10, 2 20, 4 30 round AR mags loaded. 30 Stripper clips and 2 stripper adapters, and 1 stick of beef jerky.
24" of shells under an 18" barrel must look pretty... um... interesting. Even if you chambered one of them, considering the length of a compressed spring that's still... awww crap... Show us a picture or it didn't happen.
quote:Originally posted by countryfarmer
BE three for me....1911 45acp, Marlin 30-30, Mossberg 22 bolt action
are you special?[:D]
TWO guns, not 3.
Oh A little demanding are you..[;)] OK just the Marlin and the mossberg then.
If I get to choose, I'll keep the Marlin 1894 CSS in .357 Magnum and a Smith & Wesson 66-4 in .357 Magnum. I know you gave us a two gun limit, but if I have extra room in my pocket I'll cheat and keep my Smith & Wesson 60-9 in .357 Magnum and a NAA .22 Magnum
Anything or anybody far enough away to need something bigger might not need to be shot.
quote:Originally posted by JnRockwall
Winchester Defender 12ga (18" barrel 8 shot 3" shells)
DPMS AR Carbine (16" light barrel with slide fire) in 5.56 w/optic sight and suppressor.
1 .50 cal that has 2 bx 12 ga 3" #4, 1 300 round 5.56 battle pack, 1 10, 2 20, 4 30 round AR mags loaded. 30 Stripper clips and 2 stripper adapters, and 1 stick of beef jerky.
24" of shells under an 18" barrel must look pretty... um... interesting. Even if you chambered one of them, considering the length of a compressed spring that's still... awww crap... Show us a picture or it didn't happen.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=269062015
AR
.45 1911a1
quote:Originally posted by buckstar
quote:Originally posted by JnRockwall
Winchester Defender 12ga (18" barrel 8 shot 3" shells)
DPMS AR Carbine (16" light barrel with slide fire) in 5.56 w/optic sight and suppressor.
1 .50 cal that has 2 bx 12 ga 3" #4, 1 300 round 5.56 battle pack, 1 10, 2 20, 4 30 round AR mags loaded. 30 Stripper clips and 2 stripper adapters, and 1 stick of beef jerky.
24" of shells under an 18" barrel must look pretty... um... interesting. Even if you chambered one of them, considering the length of a compressed spring that's still... awww crap... Show us a picture or it didn't happen.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=269062015
Hmm, just looked it up and confirmed it but I would like to see one first hand to understand how it works. Seeing that just took some of the anointed glow off of my Mossberg 590A1. [:(]
But just to play along ... If it happened tonight, and although I technically own them but my stamps aren't here for the M16 and HK sear pack ... if I had to leave it would be with these two, SiG556-SBR and AMT Longslide 45 on a Kimber double stack frame.
If the wife and daughter were leaving with me, the AUG and G19 for the wife ... SiG-522 and Beretta M70 pistol for Abby
? otherwise, you'll find an excuse.
I'd take the Raven to have my "BIG MEDICINE" with me.
If I got in trouble I would shoot them until one of them blew up taking the bad guy with me.
[:D][:D][:D]
Lighter weight, my BOB is a bit on the heavier side.
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and my Glock 34.
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If I have to bug out I'm gonna do it old school and in style.
The wife'll have the 700LTR and a Glock 23.
OK, let's say polite society has gone tits up.
And now you're on the move, or in a defensive postion, or something in between.
Realistically, you're probably going to have 1 handgun, and 1 long gun.
out of your collection which 2 would you keep, assuming you can't carry ammo and mags for more than 2 total
Please keep it to guns YOU CURRENTLY HAVE, not guns you WISHED you had.
MY choices...
Colt AR15A2 Govt. Carbine
Colt M1991A1 pistol
you?
Yeah, I'm gonna take my Colt M1991A1 pistol too. It is so much better than my M1911. [:D]
Then meet up with a few like-minded "GB TYPES" and make the best of it.
I'd take them all since I have a BOV.
When I ran out of fuel and had to walk..
I would take my M1Carbine and my Security 6
MY WIFE would take the shotgun and the .380
MY SON would take the ,22 rifle and revolver
MY DAUGHTER.....she'd take her i-pod and earphones [^]
MY DAUGHTER.....she'd take her i-pod and earphones [^]
Of Abby, that sounds more likely ...
? otherwise, you'll find an excuse.
Taurus 92. . . Yes a taurus. 9mm
AK redheaded step child varient. Its a. 223. only because a 30round magazine on anything would have a benifeted intimidation factor.
A 22SA would be more practicle.
Not if they had one of these: http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=MSUMag560&name=Surefire+MAG5-60+High+Capacity+5.56/.223+Magazine&groupid=14
Man, I got to learn all these terms, BOB, BOV, and what not, I might not know to run if I dont know when the zombies come, I am starting to get scared, I think I will grab my Daddy's old .45 and sit in the corner for a bit, Ya'll gotta fill me in on this stuff.
BOB, Bug out bag: ie, When zoombies are trying to kick in your front door you have this bag ready at the back door.
BOV, Bug out vehicle: A vehicle to throw your BOB in [:D]
quote:Originally posted by CSI21
Man, I got to learn all these terms, BOB, BOV, and what not, I might not know to run if I dont know when the zombies come, I am starting to get scared, I think I will grab my Daddy's old .45 and sit in the corner for a bit, Ya'll gotta fill me in on this stuff.
BOB, Bug out bag: ie, When zoombies are trying to kick in your front door you have this bag ready at the back door.
BOV, Bug out vehicle: A vehicle to throw your BOB in [:D]
Don't forget your GHB: Get Home Bag, kept in your DD: daily driver BOV and your EDC: every day carry gun.
Think I would run with my M1A & Glock 19.
Living outside of known zombie range, we would focus more on being able to eat along the way.
quote:Originally posted by nutfinn
quote:Originally posted by 8000fthi
FN PS90, FN Fiveseven. Takes same ammo.
I though of the same thing, but then again, what if we are dealing with Zombies? I would have to take my 22 AR with suppressor, uses 60 grain SSS, really quiet and hand gun would probably be my 5-7 [:D]
You should not use 60gr SSS ammo in your suppressor. Just sayin'... It's yours, do as you please.
Only for Zombies, ok ? [:D]
quote:Originally posted by JnRockwall
quote:Originally posted by buckstar
quote:Originally posted by JnRockwall
Winchester Defender 12ga (18" barrel 8 shot 3" shells)
DPMS AR Carbine (16" light barrel with slide fire) in 5.56 w/optic sight and suppressor.
1 .50 cal that has 2 bx 12 ga 3" #4, 1 300 round 5.56 battle pack, 1 10, 2 20, 4 30 round AR mags loaded. 30 Stripper clips and 2 stripper adapters, and 1 stick of beef jerky.
24" of shells under an 18" barrel must look pretty... um... interesting. Even if you chambered one of them, considering the length of a compressed spring that's still... awww crap... Show us a picture or it didn't happen.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=269062015
Hmm, just looked it up and confirmed it but I would like to see one first hand to understand how it works. Seeing that just took some of the anointed glow off of my Mossberg 590A1. [:(]
Buck: I see what you mean now. It is a 2 3/4 or 3" shell shotgun, however, you are correct, with 3" shells it only holds 7, it holds 8 2 3/4 shells.
I actually never thought about it and assumed I had 8 3" in it. THX.
It seems that why the stop production and then came out with the Ranger with 18 1/2 inch barrel. It does hold 8 3" sheels. And almost all 18 1/2" or 20" hicap shotguns seem to as well.
MY BAD