I guess it would be my Mod 70 30-06.
SHTF scenario - what ONE longarm would you grab?
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M3Stuart
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Rossi 92 16" stainless in .38/.357.
thebeamanater107
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They been watching too many episodes of: The Walking Dead.
The walking dead is a great example of a shtf scenario, though
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thebeamanater107
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I hate these one gun threads! Why is everybody so set on me having only one gun?
I'm already in the hills.
It's just something to think about. I get it though. If I was prepared for a shtf scenario, I'd have more than one gun but that's just a relatively small part of the plan. Some people would starve or freeze with a gun in their hands
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The walking dead is a great example of a shtf scenario, though
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Touche' I havent had someone do that to me in a long while.
One question though. What do we do if we shoot them in the head and it doesnt kill the undead? I cant run very fast anymore.
thebeamanater107
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Touche' I havent had someone do that to me in a long while.
One question though. What do we do if we shoot them in the head and it doesnt kill the undead? I cant run very fast anymore.
If you can't beat them, join them
I figure in order for there to be millions of zombies and 12 survivors, the vast majority of us will die like that.
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shouldazagged
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thebeamanater107
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Start a new thread about "if you're at Wal-Mart, what gun would you want in your pants if zombies attacked?"
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doublesharp
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I've got a Ruger pc4 police carbine with the 2 magazine butt pouch hid out behind the curtain just for such an occasion.
Touche' I havent had someone do that to me in a long while.
One question though. What do we do if we shoot them in the head and it doesnt kill the undead? I cant run very fast anymore.
Carry some A-1, pour it over yourself and lay down because you are done????
Me too. I really like my SOCOM.
mc5aw
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I'm going with my Bulgarian SLR-95 Kalashnikov.
Weight - Moderate
Ammo - More 7.62x39 than any other caliber I have.
Reliability - 100% reliable in the most difficult environments.
Maintenance - Minimal
Accuracy - Excellent up to 200 yards with iron sights.
Practicality - Immensely practical for CQB and intermediate distance target acquisition.
Intimidation factor - Yes
Size - Par with SOCOM 16 and various ARs/M4s
Weight - Moderate
Ammo - More 7.62x39 than any other caliber I have.
Reliability - 100% reliable in the most difficult environments.
Maintenance - Minimal
Accuracy - Excellent up to 200 yards with iron sights.
Practicality - Immensely practical for CQB and intermediate distance target acquisition.
Intimidation factor - Yes
Size - Par with SOCOM 16 and various ARs/M4s
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The pump shotgun, sighted in for slugs out to 50 yds, and lots of other options.
Light, easy to carry, and darn near indestructible.
Light, easy to carry, and darn near indestructible.
Like many others have said; I'm not bugging out to anywhere!
I live outside the town; I have 2,000 gal LP tank that can run the entire house through my big generator - that includes my own well pump and geothermal system.
I have a 3,000 sq ft basement with enough food to last at least a month.
However, my first choice for a long gun would have to be one of the Remington 870's (already in the basement gun safe) with a Model 92 in 38/357 as back up!
I live outside the town; I have 2,000 gal LP tank that can run the entire house through my big generator - that includes my own well pump and geothermal system.
I have a 3,000 sq ft basement with enough food to last at least a month.
However, my first choice for a long gun would have to be one of the Remington 870's (already in the basement gun safe) with a Model 92 in 38/357 as back up!
Malpasowildlifer
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me too.......
RobertJ.
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I'd have to go with my 870. I've got an assortment of slugs and buck, and if I need to shoot beyond 50 yards or so, I'd have my 629 for that.
Evil Dog
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First off, I'd have to narrow the choice down to longarms that I actually have. Either the M4 or M1 Carbine would work well for me.
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