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That's unpossible.
He's a federally prohibited person and can't own firearms.
.I would just use my Remington GameMaster 760 30-06 or .270 depending on how many rounds I had left after shooting looters.
Ar's are for pussies.
Over glorified BB guns.
First thing our troops asked for when they entered Iraq was a different rifle - one that would actually kill someone that was all gooned out on drugs or wearing 20 lbs of clothes - like the situation we had back in Korea.
You shoot em with a BAR 30-06 or a Browning Pump Rifle 300 Winchester Magnum - and they won't go very far after the gun goes bang!
When the SHTF the first rule I'm going to break is " What one rifle will you take ? "
I would just use my Remington GameMaster 760 30-06 or .270 depending on how many rounds I had left after shooting looters.
Ar's are for pussies.
Over glorified BB guns.
First thing our troops asked for when they entered Iraq was a different rifle - one that would actually kill someone that was all gooned out on drugs or wearing 20 lbs of clothes - like the situation we had back in Korea.
You shoot em with a BAR 30-06 or a Browning Pump Rifle 300 Winchester Magnum - and they won't go very far after the gun goes bang!
I would just use my Remington GameMaster 760 30-06 or .270 depending on how many rounds I had left after shooting looters.
Ar's are for pussies.
Over glorified BB guns.
First thing our troops asked for when they entered Iraq was a different rifle - one that would actually kill someone that was all gooned out on drugs or wearing 20 lbs of clothes - like the situation we had back in Korea.
You shoot em with a BAR 30-06 or a Browning Pump Rifle 300 Winchester Magnum - and they won't go very far after the gun goes bang!
Why is everyone going to bug out, I'm not going anywhere, my toilet paper is at home.
Why in the good lords name would you want to pick up and go somewhere else when you have neighbors that hopefully your friends with and they also have weapons, the more the merrier. And as mentioned before, why go where everyone else is going if you are to "bug out", stay put and let them all go at it. If everyone else is leaving, think of all the homes you now have access to if you stay home, what's going to make you leave to begin with, Martians or maybe the Transformers are going to come and squish you. If it really is something that is going to make you leave your home, your probably dead anyway.
I would just use my Remington GameMaster 760 30-06 or .270 depending on how many rounds I had left after shooting looters.
Ar's are for pussies.
Over glorified BB guns.
First thing our troops asked for when they entered Iraq was a different rifle - one that would actually kill someone that was all gooned out on drugs or wearing 20 lbs of clothes - like the situation we had back in Korea.
You shoot em with a BAR 30-06 or a Browning Pump Rifle 300 Winchester Magnum - and they won't go very far after the gun goes bang!
Here are a few things to think about.
-A little bit of flame and some gasoline will turn your well fortified house into a really nice campfire.
-A rifle will swiss cheese your average home from a significant distance. Concealment does not equal cover.
Where are you going to run away to that doesn't have the potential of being burned down?
Does this place also magically have resistance to long range rifle fire?
Last time I checked tents out in the middle of the woods typically burn up at a far higher rate than wooden frame dwellings - typically because the people inside are freezing their asses off and burn it down themselves trying to keep warm. Fabric is also much worse at stopping rifle fire than even the typical suburban house. And there won't be much of anything to hide behind from the rifle fire after the tent is burned down - except maybe a tree.
Concealing a small shelter in the woods is a little easier than concealing a house.
True. But if you plan on living in shelter small enough to be concealed from all the SHTF'ers who will be roaming the woods looking for food - and a place to hide their shelter - it had better be damn small - and you will have to keep anything you plan on taking with you packed and ready to bug out with you at a moment's notice.
Because once somebody does find it - like I said: Tents burn too and fabric doesn't stop rifle fire.
I have FerFal and a bunch of other SHTF type writers. I've also had an interest since I was a kid in reading about what happens to people when wars are waging all around them.
FerFal does not recommend bugging out to the country because he says being alone, in a house that is not close to other people - just makes you more of a target. A number of things I have read about how people survived WW2 - point out that people who retreated to their country houses or farms, typically survived just fine. Unless the war came directly thru their area. From everything I have ever read I have come to this conclusion: if you are in an area likely to become extremely sucky (like the city) then get out. But when you get out you had better have some place to go. Living in a tent or shelter in the woods isn't going to do it. I have a suburban house, with good soil and enough space to plant a garden. The house also gives me storage - for food and guns and ammo. Enough guns BTW - to arm all my direct neighbors. I am much better off surrounded by a bunch of people watching each other's backs - than out in the woods living in a tent freezing my ass off and wondering where my next meal is coming from.
Any people coming down the street with torches - are going to be dead long before they make it close enough to my house to throw it.
Have fun in your hole in the ground.
True. But if you plan on living in shelter small enough to be concealed from all the SHTF'ers who will be roaming the woods looking for food - and a place to hide their shelter - it had better be damn small - and you will have to keep anything you plan on taking with you packed and ready to bug out with you at a moment's notice.
Because once somebody does find it - like I said: Tents burn too and fabric doesn't stop rifle fire.
I have FerFal and a bunch of other SHTF type writers. I've also had an interest since I was a kid in reading about what happens to people when wars are waging all around them.
FerFal does not recommend bugging out to the country because he says being alone, in a house that is not close to other people - just makes you more of a target. A number of things I have read about how people survived WW2 - point out that people who retreated to their country houses or farms, typically survived just fine. Unless the war came directly thru their area. From everything I have ever read I have come to this conclusion: if you are in an area likely to become extremely sucky (like the city) then get out. But when you get out you had better have some place to go. Living in a tent or shelter in the woods isn't going to do it. I have a suburban house, with good soil and enough space to plant a garden. The house also gives me storage - for food and guns and ammo. Enough guns BTW - to arm all my direct neighbors. I am much better off surrounded by a bunch of people watching each other's backs - than out in the woods living in a tent freezing my ass off and wondering where my next meal is coming from.
Any people coming down the street with torches - are going to be dead long before they make it close enough to my house to throw it.
Have fun in your hole in the ground.
It would not surprise me if in the worst circumstances if people get killed over cigarettes,.
-Mike
I get a kick out of the "Yeah I'm gonna carry my 10mm and my 6.8, or maybe my .357sig and my 6.5", Idiots.
The biggest argument for common calibers is resource sharing with your allies.... this whole "dead guy ammo pickup" nostrum on the whole, is funny. This isn't an FPS where the bad guys drop lots of ammo when they die.
Are they really that idiotic? If you didn't bring enough when the crap hit the fan, they're probably dead anyways, regardless of caliber. And if you have a rifle, the handgun ammo issue is somewhat moot. I used to have a G20 as an SHTF gun. I had enough ammo where if I had exhausted that supply somehow, I would have been good as dead anyways. (It would mean I had run out of rifle ammo and then was forced to transition).
The biggest argument for common calibers is resource sharing with your allies.... this whole "dead guy ammo pickup" nostrum on the whole, is funny. This isn't an FPS where the bad guys drop lots of ammo when they die.
-Mike
Who here carries .40? .308?
I might be lucky enough to run into some sympathetic servicemen, lawmen, etc...all of whom use nato calibers.
LoL. While you are at it, why not ask the Platoon Sgt. for a back rub and some scented body oils.