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  • AR in 5.56

    170 37.20%
  • AR in .308

    27 5.91%
  • Garrand

    2 0.44%
  • M14 (A-1)

    29 6.35%
  • Shotgun

    54 11.82%
  • Pistol

    45 9.85%
  • FAL

    11 2.41%
  • Semiauto .22

    57 12.47%
  • AK or clone

    55 12.04%
  • Bolt hunting gun

    7 1.53%
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    Death Eater Troublco's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by sniper7 View Post
    Of course in reality i will have more than 1 gun, and plenty of ammo for everything.
    I would probably grab an AR, 10/22, .45 or 9mm pistol as well as a 12 guage, and plenty of mags and ammo for each which I handily keep readily available!
    My thoughts exactly. I know exactly what I'd have with me, weapon wise, and it ain't one! My list is similar to this, but a bit more lengthy.
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    Though I am a HUGE fan of my AR and it normally is my "go to gun", I had to vote for a .22 semi for a survival situation. .22's are great for hunting small/medium game, quiet enough to not give away location, reliable and lightweight. Now, if my brains were being threatened of being eaten I would grab my AR for the ever loving "double tap" factor.

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    SHTF, it may be complete government collapse, outside invasion, natural disaster or what ever. In many cases besides invasion/combat a pistol would be my choice, even for CQC I would chose a pistol. Its easy to hide, easy to holster if performing work, rescue, etc. A high cap 9mm, 4 extra mags is my choice. I can carry it every day, because in most cases I dont want to have to fight my way to my house to get my rifle, I want to meet my family in a safe place and not worry about getting back to my house. Having a long gun in a safe place is not a bad idea, but not my first concern.

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    I like my AR-15. I like all my guns. I would opt for my mini 14 if SHTF but I didnt see that option.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Troublco View Post
    I don't believe this to be the case. My 6.5 Grendel was acquired specifically for Antelope, and I think it'll work well on deer and the occasional 'yote. I got my .458 SOCOM for Feral hogs, and it's a hog hammer! Those with a 6.8 can go up to deer size game, and I know folks that use .300 Whisper (or Fireball) on deer or feral pigs out to about 100-150 yards. In a survival situation, I believe with the right bullets and shot placement a .223 would take up to deer size game out to 200-300 yards depending on the bullet. There are also those AR's chambered in .223 WSM, .243 WSM, and .25 WSM. I don't think I'd try hunting with FMJ bullets in an A2 rifle, but the right bullet with a scoped gun should work; you'd just have to make sure you were within effective range for whatever caliber you've got.

    I didn't think of the hunting aspect of the one rifle scenairio... they dont make much hunting ammo in 5.54x39...or 7.62x39...

    as far as 458 socom being a hog hammer... I think sledgehammer would be more accurate 300+grain bullet = lots of energy

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    Actually, I'd probably go for a Magpul PDR...If I had one...If they existed. uses the 5.56 round in a 10-11" barrel. Standard mags. The gun is only about 20" long. Concealable under a coat with the right holster/sling gear. Pretty much can do a little of everything.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rhineoshott View Post
    Actually, I'd probably go for a Magpul PDR...If I had one...If they existed. uses the 5.56 round in a 10-11" barrel. Standard mags. The gun is only about 20" long. Concealable under a coat with the right holster/sling gear. Pretty much can do a little of everything.
    That PDR is interesting, I hadn't seen it before. Shares a lot of similarities with the P90.

    I really like Bullpup designs, but I've herad the triggers can feel sloppy.

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    Probably my Recce


    or the FAL


    augmented by the shorty


    If the SHTF I would probably be an example of Buridan's ass...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoosier View Post
    That PDR is interesting, I hadn't seen it before. Shares a lot of similarities with the P90.

    I really like Bullpup designs, but I've herad the triggers can feel sloppy.
    That's what I've heard about the triggers, the only bullpup I've held would be the FN FS2000. The trigger wasn't very good, but some people have done a little work on them and got them to be pretty nice. I think it would be cool to have both an FN P90 and a Magpul PDR in .50 Beowulf next to eachother in a backpack, or under each arm.

    Sorry to stray the thread...


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