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I have many employees, some of whom are enthusiasts like myself. Recent conversations with some of them prompted this post.
I hear so often that people want to buy this caliber or that caliber, to "add" to their arsenal.
I disagree.
My philosophy is different. I suggest to them, that accumulating calibers is not the ideal thing, but instead the accumulation of ammo is the thing to do. In other words, I'd rather have multiple 45s with a massive bulk of ammos, rather than multiple caliber weapons with few or no stockpile of ammo.
The point is, ammo is the key, not the number of calibers one might possess.
Most people have just the 2 hands. So how many guns seems like a good idea?
More guns and more ammo doesn't make you any safer. Getting good with 1 .357 magnum wheelgun makes you as safe as you're gonna get.
More guns and more ammo doesn't make you any safer. Getting good with 1 .357 magnum wheelgun makes you as safe as you're gonna get.
More guns and more ammo doesn't make you any safer. Getting good with 1 .357 magnum wheelgun makes you as safe as you're gonna get.
Unless of course your assailants have rifles. Then you're pretty much fucked when they take you out from a couple hundred yards.
More guns and more ammo doesn't make you any safer. Getting good with 1 .357 magnum wheelgun makes you as safe as you're gonna get.
Unless of course your assailants have rifles. Then you're pretty much fucked when they take you out from a couple hundred yards.
Hard to imagine the altercation that takes place from 200 yards away. Average engagement range in real-world self-defense is about 2 meters. At that range I"d rather have a pair of brass knuckles than any rifle. Brush of the arm and your fancy long gun is worthless.
More guns and more ammo doesn't make you any safer. Getting good with 1 .357 magnum wheelgun makes you as safe as you're gonna get.
Unless of course your assailants have rifles. Then you're pretty much fucked when they take you out from a couple hundred yards.
Hard to imagine the altercation that takes place from 200 yards away. Average engagement range in real-world self-defense is about 2 meters. At that range I"d rather have a pair of brass knuckles than any rifle. Brush of the arm and your fancy long gun is worthless.
Nothing that a good but stroke wont fix.
I was referring more to a shit hits the fan scenario. Much rather have the long gun.
ANyone arming up for something like that not only shouldn't be allowed to own firearms, but shouldn't even be free and roaming around.
More guns and more ammo doesn't make you any safer. Getting good with 1 .357 magnum wheelgun makes you as safe as you're gonna get.
Unless of course your assailants have rifles. Then you're pretty much fucked when they take you out from a couple hundred yards.
Hard to imagine the altercation that takes place from 200 yards away. Average engagement range in real-world self-defense is about 2 meters. At that range I"d rather have a pair of brass knuckles than any rifle. Brush of the arm and your fancy long gun is worthless.
Nothing that a good but stroke wont fix.
I was referring more to a shit hits the fan scenario. Much rather have the long gun.
Such as? Zombie Apocalypse?
More guns and more ammo doesn't make you any safer. Getting good with 1 .357 magnum wheelgun makes you as safe as you're gonna get.
Unless of course your assailants have rifles. Then you're pretty much fucked when they take you out from a couple hundred yards.
Hard to imagine the altercation that takes place from 200 yards away. Average engagement range in real-world self-defense is about 2 meters. At that range I"d rather have a pair of brass knuckles than any rifle. Brush of the arm and your fancy long gun is worthless.
Nothing that a good but stroke wont fix.
I was referring more to a shit hits the fan scenario. Much rather have the long gun.
Such as? Zombie Apocalypse?
More guns and more ammo doesn't make you any safer. Getting good with 1 .357 magnum wheelgun makes you as safe as you're gonna get.
Unless of course your assailants have rifles. Then you're pretty much fucked when they take you out from a couple hundred yards.
Hard to imagine the altercation that takes place from 200 yards away. Average engagement range in real-world self-defense is about 2 meters. At that range I"d rather have a pair of brass knuckles than any rifle. Brush of the arm and your fancy long gun is worthless.
Nothing that a good but stroke wont fix.
I was referring more to a shit hits the fan scenario. Much rather have the long gun.
Such as? Zombie Apocalypse?
Why does everyone use the "zombie apocalypse" as an example? Is that the only reason for a societal collapse?
Most people have just the 2 hands. So how many guns seems like a good idea?
Hard to imagine the altercation that takes place from 200 yards away. Average engagement range in real-world self-defense is about 2 meters. At that range I"d rather have a pair of brass knuckles than any rifle. Brush of the arm and your fancy long gun is worthless.
My first answer will be "Just a few more".
Since I have no intention of trying to fire all my guns at the same time, how many hands I have is not the point.
How many uses for any given firearm is the point. How many collectors piece I can afford is the point.
Such as? Zombie Apocalypse?
Such as? Zombie Apocalypse?
You best disarm the military then.
Pentagon document lays out battle plan against zombies - CNN.com
In all fairness, the CDC has said preparing for a zombie apocalypse will prepare you for virtually any social collapse for whatever reason.
Because it's always the far out crap the whacko folks who hang out at places like survivalistboards talk about. They are all expecting to be in rolling firefights while simultaneously humping 17 firearms and 100 pounds of different ammo. The reality is no one is going to be having 200 yard shootouts. And if you are in a bug out situation the point is to not be seen. You shouldn't be engaging someone that far away.More guns and more ammo doesn't make you any safer. Getting good with 1 .357 magnum wheelgun makes you as safe as you're gonna get.
Unless of course your assailants have rifles. Then you're pretty much fucked when they take you out from a couple hundred yards.
Hard to imagine the altercation that takes place from 200 yards away. Average engagement range in real-world self-defense is about 2 meters. At that range I"d rather have a pair of brass knuckles than any rifle. Brush of the arm and your fancy long gun is worthless.
Nothing that a good but stroke wont fix.
I was referring more to a shit hits the fan scenario. Much rather have the long gun.
Such as? Zombie Apocalypse?
Why does everyone use the "zombie apocalypse" as an example? Is that the only reason for a societal collapse?
The 'zombie' meme is used to prepair for a threat without having to name the spicific threat.Why does everyone use the "zombie apocalypse" as an example? Is that the only reason for a societal collapse?
Everyone should have at least one .22 rifle, and one .22 handgun.Thinking about buying a 22LR as well. Saw a good article about those being perfect survival weapons.
Ammo is still outrageously priced though, and, not always available nowadays.
Because it's always the far out crap the whacko folks who hang out at places like survivalistboards talk about. They are all expecting to be in rolling firefights while simultaneously humping 17 firearms and 100 pounds of different ammo. The reality is no one is going to be having 200 yard shootouts. And if you are in a bug out situation the point is to not be seen. You shouldn't be engaging someone that far away.Unless of course your assailants have rifles. Then you're pretty much fucked when they take you out from a couple hundred yards.
Hard to imagine the altercation that takes place from 200 yards away. Average engagement range in real-world self-defense is about 2 meters. At that range I"d rather have a pair of brass knuckles than any rifle. Brush of the arm and your fancy long gun is worthless.
Nothing that a good but stroke wont fix.
I was referring more to a shit hits the fan scenario. Much rather have the long gun.
Such as? Zombie Apocalypse?
Why does everyone use the "zombie apocalypse" as an example? Is that the only reason for a societal collapse?
With that said, in the real world if someone has you in the crosshairs it doesn't matter if you have a rifle, pistol or brass knuckles. By the time you even know they are there it is all over.
