StealthyBlagga
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Either:
1) Glock 17 + Advantage Arms .22LR conversion.
or:
2) AR15 + Spikes .22LR conversion
1) Glock 17 + Advantage Arms .22LR conversion.
or:
2) AR15 + Spikes .22LR conversion
It's better to look like a victim instead? There's more to survival than simply carrying a firearm.The biggest negative to carrying a long-gun is that it instantly makes one appear to be a threat.
And when you're wandering form place to place, through the proverbial backyard of others (others who have a huge defensive advantage) the last thing you want to appear as is a threat.
The new Rossi Wizard's revolutionary stock design allows the user to shoot with every popular caliber imaginable, plus all shotgun gauges, two muzzleloaders, .22 rimfire and .22 rimfire magnum.
Ive been thinking for a long time about getting a gun for a worse-case scenario event where I have to bug-out, protect myself, family, etc..., live off the land, etc....
What's with all the talk about "enemies"?It's better to look like a victim instead? There's more to survival than simply carrying a firearm.
Do we take up shotguns against our enemies? Or rifles? Do our enemies fight us with shotguns? Or rifles?
As long as you have a well built AK then you should have no problems. I personally suggest the YUGO M70AB2 model.
Yes, considering the size of the market. I believe 7.62x39mm is probably the #2 centerfire rifle caliber sold in the United States annually, so if imports are cut off and there is a 7.62x39mm crunch, the domestic ammo manufacturers will cut back their production of less-common rifle calibers to meet 7.62x39mm demand, just like they cut back on less common handgun calibers in 2008-2009 to devote more production to 9mm, .40, and .45. It would be more expensive than imported ammo is now, but it would be available.If import ammo ever gets banned will there be enough domestic manufactured ammo to feed all the AKs ?