T/C G2 or contender carbine in 223. Stainlessw/ composite stock. Leupold 3x9 w/ QD rings. Barrel with open sights.
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#6 "Survival Weapon"
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Posts: 81 (12/26/07 22:56) Tenderfoot |
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Taiga Recurve |
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Posts: 5 (01/22/08 07:44) |
My favorite survival weapon and tool is with me 24/7, it is my mind and all the knowledge that has been stored in there. I cannot always retrieve the knowledge
when I want : ), however, it is what gets me and keeps me out of many survival situations. My next tool I would have to say a good strong and sharp fixed blade
knife, pretty tough to build a shelter with a gun.
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Lucas The Tucas |
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Posts: 18 (01/23/08 19:49) |
A Model 97 12 ga. pump shotgun.
A 44 mag. Super Blackhawk, is OK, also. Lucas |
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dixieboy30513 |
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Posts: 10 (08/01/08 20:18) |
mossberg "plinkster" .22, cheap gun but its very reliable. it's either that or my pump 20 ga
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rwmck |
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Posts: 24 (08/06/08 19:57) |
my M6 22lr over 410 sorry i know its to cal but only one rifle smiles....
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Lee1959 |
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Posts: 3221 (08/07/08 18:25) |
I have given this a lot of thought, and if a knife is considered weapon, then it woud definitly be a knife as I believe that is the number one survival
"tool".
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mcgyver |
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Posts: 666 (11/17/08 23:12) |
Wilderness? .22
TEOTWAWKI?- 5.56 |
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wildography |
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Posts: 3 (02/25/09 21:04) |
My favorite survival weapon? Well, I think John Rambo said it best... my brain!
But, in staying with the theme of the above answers, I'd say than a strong, durable, fairly easy to sharpen knife (that weighs less than one pound!) is the most important item to carry with you. |
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Catshooter |
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Posts: 5 (08/24/09 16:34) |
Knife: my Cold Steel SRK. Just right, not too large, not too small.
Shortgun: my Smith and Wesson Shorty 45. The first eight rounds I fired out of it went into a group that would completly hide behind a quarter (about an inch/2.5 cm). They were a handloaded 255 grain Keith at about 800 fps. Longgun: Mmmm. This may be undergoing change as I just recently aquired a Savage model 23 in .25-20. We'll see, but the round is quiet, accurate and good from tiny to deer sized game. It came with a very nice 80 grain mould. Cat |
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Ol Mose |
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Posts: 447 (09/16/09 22:37) Brave |
For field survival a 22RF rifle followed closely behind by the Savage 24 in 22RF over 20ga. ( For mutant, ninja, zombie hords from California I'd take
something different)
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