If you could only own 2 caliber Rifles?
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every patriot should own a .308 rifle.
why? good do it all caliber for zombies, target shooting and hunting.
plus, if the united nations ever tries to force us to live under their rules, i want to shoot them with their own ammo.
the other would be .22lr for small game.
why? good do it all caliber for zombies, target shooting and hunting.
plus, if the united nations ever tries to force us to live under their rules, i want to shoot them with their own ammo.
the other would be .22lr for small game.
My choices would be 7mm Rem Mag for the range and 28 Nosler for hunting. But I’d also be okay with 7mm Rem Mag for both.
.22 and .308. Even during the darkest time of the empty bullet shelves, I was still able to scare up bullets. I decided long ago to concentrate on NATO standards and, to a lesser degree, their variants simply because of S.H.T.F. reasons. I considered it to be more likely to be able to get those somewhere. That doesn't mean I don't have others. I just concentrate on those.
Genuine question: what base are you wanting to cover with a 300 Norma Mag?
Other than "the enemy base", that is ...
FYI - I checked the back of the book and the correct answers were .22 LR and .308. Congrats to everyone who got it right!
Kinda surprised no one went with this, as it is what he stated:
5 cm Pak 38 - Wikipedia
.22 lr and 7mm SAW, in a perfect world where reloading components are more abundant than unicorn shit.
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Amazingly, a second contest has broken out for the title of smallest gun-knowledge-apocalyptic-insight-nerd-penis-equivalent, and these two guys have locked horns! Wow! It’s neck and neck, but @Chargerguy might have set the bar unreachably low by choosing two cases that are within 15% of identical capacity.
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I’m totally playing, fine answers.
Heads up @Billdoe708 and @Chargerguy , I came to play.
I choose 22lr and 22lr because:
If this scenario is happening, noise will matter.
Zombies don’t require much penetration.
Ammo to fight for days in my pack, years in my truck.
I’ve seen Walking Dead, I’m dual wielding _full stop
I choose 22lr and 22lr because:
If this scenario is happening, noise will matter.
Zombies don’t require much penetration.
Ammo to fight for days in my pack, years in my truck.
I’ve seen Walking Dead, I’m dual wielding _full stop
Lol, I love my 7s. I ventured away from my 7RMs and went down a 28 Nosler rabbit hole just to find the 7 Rem mag was all I needed. But now I have loads of brass and a couple barrels so I’ll shoot them out. Having fun launching 3340fps 150gn TTSXs at critters. Kills them deader than a 7 Rem mag!
.223 for Deer and Below hunting. Also for shooting out to about 800 on PRS type targets. .223 is still king for 2 legged hunting and fighting inside 300m.Genuine question: what base are you wanting to cover with a 300 Norma Mag?
Other than "the enemy base", that is ...
300NM for game larger than Deer and shooting out past a mile.
If I could only own two caliber rifles. I would own a .25 GT, a 250 Savage, a fast twist .25-06 and what the heck, a nice .257 Weatherby. For my second rifle caliber, I would probably own a neat little .357 Marlin 1894, a nice little Remington 600 in .35 Remington, a good .35 Whelen Bolt and if I had money to jsut throw away, a .358 Norma Magnum or possibly a .350 Remington Magnum in a 660 Remington. So, two calibers, .25’s and 35’s.
Alternative would be the 6mm family and the .375 family.
As far as owning only two rifles with a different round…Why even consider?
Alternative would be the 6mm family and the .375 family.
As far as owning only two rifles with a different round…Why even consider?
* Marvin the Martian's Illudium PU-36 explosive space modulator - but I don't know what caliber it is
* .177 - preferably from my anniversary edition Red Ryder BB gun
* .177 - preferably from my anniversary edition Red Ryder BB gun
