Comments on: Counting What Really Matters

By: 3-15 INF

3-15 INF — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 16:34:40 +0000

I imagine a dehumidifier would work ok to collect drinking water if you have some sort of power source

By: Berserker

Berserker — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 00:58:25 +0000

surpressed mini 14 with 3-9×40 burris scope mounted over iron sights, harris bipod, springfield armory 1911 .45, savage arms .17HMR for hunting small game, PSE edge for large game, winchester 1300 pump 12 ga, with slug barrel. 2000 .223 rds, 1500 .45 rds, 1000 .17HMR, 400 rds of 00buck and about 100 slugs for 12 ga. custom made tomahawk with hammer back (for utility too!)

spent months at a time surviving off the land when i could, have at least 6 months worth of meat in the deep freeze, can be powered by a solar generator when the grid goes down, water supplied by an atmoshpheric water generator.

ready to do what i have to do to keep my family safe. have a good (albeit limited) group of people equally as well armed as i to band together and help each other out.

By: ThatScoutKid

ThatScoutKid — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 05:47:35 +0000

all i need is more food and ammo. i only have about 1000-1500 rounds in my house at the time of this post. need to stock up but its way expensive for me. i do own ALOT of guns and am planning on getting many more.i have 3 friends who all have weapons experience who are in my zombie survival group. i guess i have plenty to land to farm on. and i think i have the mindset to survive. so yeah i think ill do pretty well.

By: KillerB

KillerB — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 22:59:51 +0000

@ Angryvikingman
Yep………………………..

By: KillerB

KillerB — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:55:19 +0000

1) Weapons of choice would be……….My Brain and a detailed knowledge of the human anatomy. Zombies are still put together like we are.
a) AR15 SBR (Short Barreled Rifle and yes I am legel to own it) 16 magazines with 28rounds each. GLOCK 19 with eight magazines of 15 rounds each. I would also have a Bug-Out-Bag with extra ammo and extra weapons cleaning gear. This would be my primary load out and the magazines all fit nicely in a combat proven chest rig that I am very comfortable using.
b) For the purpose of evading the enemy I would have my SOCOM 16 with a 2-7x32mm Burris scope (mounted in the scout poition) and 8 magazines loaded with 20 rounds each 147gr FMJ. I would use this gun for longer range engagements and also it will serve well in the role of eleminating the noninfected hostiles. I will also have many extra rounds in the car for this rifle and it will be my primary while in the car. Before you all go craxy talking about muzzle blast and length of the weapon take it easy. Yes I understand that it will be loud and voilent whenfired from inside a car. But it is a great mid weight tool to accuratly engage targets out to and possibly past 500 yards.
c) A Remington 870 Police Mag with a surefire light and extended mag tube. also wears a 6 round sidesaddle and a speedfeed stock. So this gun will hold 7 in the tube 1 in the chamber and an additional 11 rounds on the gun. It is a heavy weapon but is great for close in work and breaching locks on doors.
2) All of these weapons are currently in my inventory and are available in a moments notice. I also always have my Glock 26 with me and a Mosin-Negant Carbine in the car with 60 rounds. (This gun is so cheap that is is almost disposable so it stays locked in the trunk of my car.) The Glock 26 is small but will accept my Glock 19 magazines if needed.
3) I train will all of these weapons often. The Mosin-Negant in the trunk gets very little use but it is a simple bolt action rifle that needs very little training on. I also shoot IDPA matches and local informal matchs as aften as possible. In short I try to shoot all of the above weapons at least once a month. The Glocks and AR get most of the use. But the SOCOM is easy enough to use and it regularly gets taken out to hunt pigs and deers with.
4) I spent 10 years in the USMC as a combat engineer and I have multiple combat deployments so the AR is very, very familure ground. The other weapons I have been using for the better part of 6 years so I am more than comfortable with those as well. Shooting in matches has also helped develop techniques and weapons handling in wierd positions and angles.
5) No one is ready for the uncoming Zombie uprising. We can prepare as best we can but WTSHTF most of use will be cought completly by surprise. If we make it through the first 24 hours then our chance for survival will increase. Just imagine that you have to drop your life long love with a well placed slug. ARE YOU READY TO DO THAT………….I did not think so. Those of us that are competent with our firearms can do a lot in the initial stages of the outbreak by elemenating the infected. That my give use a good foothold for survival. If our overall plan is to hide and wait then we will all be eleminated for sure. I am a big fan of attacking before the enemy has a chance to form mass groups of the walking undead. It will be much easier to eleminate small groups than a group of thousands.

By: 3-15 INF

3-15 INF — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 12:24:25 +0000

1. Weapons Of Choice-
A. DPMS M4 Carbinewith a dozen mags, ACOG, taclight, wolf sling, and ranger rack chest rig.
B. Kimber 1911 .45 with 8 eight round mags on a padded pistol belt.
C. Cold Steel tomahawk on belt
D. Reminton 700 SPS in drag bag with 10x Leopold scope and YHM Phantom 7.62 suppressor
E. Cold Steel hunting spear
2. Yes, all these weapons are available in my home, plus many more not really suitable for long use for various reason ( lethality, ammo availability, durability, or age)
3. I’m a professional Infantry NCO with multiple combat tours and I love to target shoot with friends and family, so I think I’ve had enough training.
4. Enough said- I’m no Rambo, but I’m competent and know my abilities and limitations
5 Ready for the end of the world? Of course not, but I’m not ready to die a horrible screeching painful death at the hands of reanimated cannibalistic corpses either!!

By: Ronin666

Ronin666 — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 12:19:01 +0000

Being a blade retailer I have more than enough sharp stabby stuff around,and no my katana’s aren’t “lazer sharpened, cryo what ever” they are folded steel, differently hardened and sharpened/polished with finger stones. My plan would be to bunker down,be quiet and wait and see rather than go out and join the zombie fest. I shoot every weekend,pistols, rifle and shotguns. I try to keep at least 500 rounds and preferably 1000 on hand for each calibre. I reload all my ammo,that way I know my weapons will like what I feed them. Been messing with swords and guns for 20yrs, so am I ready? YES. Will I survive? The zed’s yes, what worries me more is the live ones.

By: Alphamedic

Alphamedic — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 18:32:23 +0000

WOW It’s great to see that there are so many armed people out there. As for me nothing too special Bushmaster ar15 5.56 bushnell t dot scope 2k rounds of 223 1k rounds ss109 NATO green tips mossberg 500-c pistol grip 500 rds split buck snd slug Glock 23 40 s&w 1000 rds 1 38 50 rdsand 1 357 100 rds and 1 sword plus 1 crown vic p-71 intercepter in the garage to get me to my friends gun shop where theres enough ammo to take back the world…..

ammo is hard to find at a decent price so stock up and make every round count

Alphamedic
LT Tactical Medic

By: Johnyfn

Johnyfn — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 11:37:53 +0000

Saun (emo kid), I lurk here from time to time but your two posts have driven me to step out of the shadows and give you the verbal flaming you so dearly need.

1. You do not own two Glock G18′s, you do not even own one G18.
G18′s are not sold to the general public,they are sold under contract to Military and Police forces ONLY!

2.Here in the UK 75% of Police officers DO NOT carry firearms, the few that do are usually members of Armed Response Teams, such as London’s SO19…AND even these officers are not equipped with G18′s.

3.EVEN if you where a member of one of these specialized armed devisions and you did use a G18, you would not have it stored in your home as ALL firearms are accounted for,officers out on call have to sign for their weapons when they leave the station and when they return.

4.And finally NO Soldier OR Police officer with firearms training dual weilds as it is impractical,inaccurate and fucking stupid!

GB2 to trolling /k/ yous stupid child!

By: fred

fred — Sat, 30 May 2009 20:55:27 +0000

my primary would be my .30-30 lever action rifle. it holds 7 rounds and is accurate up to
400m. ive got a 30 round bandoleer and about another hundred rounds in boxes. its
also got a 4x40mm scope on it.
my secondary would be my .22 LR caliber DA revolver. its got a six round capacity and
ive got like 500 rounds for it. not the most powerful gun but it’ll kill with 1 shot to the
head.
last of all id take my BUCK 120 hunting knife. its got a 7 inch blade and i always
keep it razor sharp.
ive been shooting guns since i was 6 and i get most of my practice while hunting. its easy
to hit a bottle sitting on a fence but hitting a rabbit running at full speed is not unless
youve trained and practised. skeet shootings fund to. if you count duck hunt on
nintendo ive been traing my whole life.