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Time to man up- What would you pick when the zombies come?
Zombies are popping up everywhere, and the entire globe has been ravaged by this epidemic. Sadly, all of your friends and family have perished in the intial outbreak.
You are given the opportunity to select a couple of big ticket items to prepare you for the oncoming hordes. You can pick one of each for the categories below:
1. Main weapon
2. Backup weapon
3. Third weapon
4. Vehicle
5. Person to repopulate earth with or watch your back
6. Theme song
7. Battle cry
8. Book
So... what would you pick? Pictures are always helpful!!
I think something like this has it all! Guns, cars, music, women (#5 if you wish to go that route)!
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Permalink Reply by Corey C. Jordan on -
Easier to shoot from. I have a hardtop as well for winter. My Wrangler is rigged for dual MOLLE rifle/shotgun scabbards, one on each side. Works well for desert rides, or for forays into the deep forest. The scabbards unsnap in seconds and can be slung for when on foot.
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Permalink Reply by Brian Splash on -
Yea that's understandable when shooting game but not when you have hundreds of infected hurtling towards you .
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Permalink Reply by Brian Splash on
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I am not a gun owner and probably never will but so my choice of weapons might seem strange .
main weapon
back up
third
vehicle , something easy to work on battle proven and something you can sleep in
back up and re populate
R.E.M its the end of the world as we know it
Hoka-hey ( its a good day to die )
where the wild things are ( first book I remember owning , and also to remind me of where the monsters should be )
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Permalink Reply by Corey C. Jordan on
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That Franchi SPAS 12 is a semi-auto, and it requires high brass shot shells to cycle the gas system. Low brass ammo will not cycle it. You'd be better off with a pump gun, because it will can be loaded with any shot shells and function well.
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Permalink Reply by Robert Brown on -
Ok. main weapon of chioce: Shotgun. with a rifle it takes aim. something you may not have time to accomplish. As a Marine, i would like to say m-16, or M4. But I would stick with the shotgun.If you were with a partner have a rifleman. 2nd weapon? colt 1911. best handgun ever-made. (In my openion). Vehicle HMMV. it takes IED blasts. it can take zombies. third weapon, a good blade.Repopulate the Earth? My Gal, hot, fast, and a reddneck. she shoots as well if not better than most of the Marines I work with. Theme Song: Cry of The Banshee by BroncasHelm. Book? The Bible. im not Super Religious, but if the world were to fall into Chaos it would be good rules for Mankind to Follow in the event of a post appcalyptic crisis.
-RZB
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Permalink Reply by Corey C. Jordan on
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Robert, you still have to aim a shotgun. A typical combat shotgun (MIL-Spec Mossberg 590) has a 20" barrel. That means that you can easily miss at short range. Even one with a shorter barrel (mine is 18.5") has a shot pattern that is still pretty tight at 10 yards. A good way to find out what yours does is to head to a shooting range and pattern test the gun. 10 yards and 25 yards are good to begin with. If shooting longer range, I suggest rifled slugs or sabot, sub-caliber rounds.
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Permalink Reply by Liam R. on -
You, sir, have unleashed the inner dork within me.
1. M1A1 or HK 417, either would be scoped and suppressed (it's my dork fantasy, okay?!?)
2. FN Five - Seven
3. Benelli M4
4. Land Rover or Jeep, whichever you please
5. There is a girl, that is as much as you will know about her
6. Alice in Chains - The Rooster
7. Only the sounds of my weapons
8. SAS Survival Guide (I'll build up the rest of my library as I go along)
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Permalink Reply by Cisco Carson on -
SAS Survival Guide. Do you have it and is it any good?
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Permalink Reply by Jack Bauer on -
What's the difference in the HK416 and HK417? Just the caliber?
JB
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Permalink Reply by Corey C. Jordan on
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The H&K 417 chambers the 7.62x51 NATO cartridge, as does the M1A. It's a scaled-up 416. I'd prefer the M1A. Why, aside from three generations of reliability, it has a full stock, which means you can butt-stroke bad guys and not break it. I've owned an H&K G3 and a CETME 58, both chambered as the 417 and M1A. All excellent battle rifles, and all a great choice. Still, I prefer the M1A.
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