[going12220 125]

The two hypothetical scenarios are:

(1.) for whatever reason you can only own 1 gun period. It can be any gun with no restrictions. When it breaks you have to do any repairs yourself depending on being able to find or make the parts, when it’s gone its gone no replacement.

(2.) Has the same restrictions except you can have 1 of each: a shotgun, a rifle, a pistol, and a rimfire in a long or hand gun.

The supply of ammunitions and gun parts is at the same levels as they are today.

 

Any thoughts on this?

I know in the second scenario guns that share interchangeable components would be way up on my list.

Edited November 12, 2010 by going12220

[ktcm7271 999]

Shotgun = my converted S-12. (obviously).

 

Rifle = A good PSL 7.62x54r. (same platform as the Saiga, so I'm familiar with maintenance and I have a lot of cheap ammo)

 

Rimfire = My Kel-Tec PMR30 pistol. (two 30 round mags of .22mag is sweet)

[swells08 128]

Only one would be a blackpowder rifle, since I know how to make it plus it never has much that breaks or run out of ammo since you never listed the ammo supply issue...lol

 

On that same principle for three gun would be all flintlock black powder pistol scattergun and rifle...may sound weird but just to know forever is a long time and even 3000 rounds would go quickly against the other highlanders...lol

[chevyman097 2,579]

Only one would be a blackpowder rifle, since I know how to make it plus it never has much that breaks or run out of ammo since you never listed the ammo supply issue...lol

 

Then your powder gets wet and your up shit creek.

[Paulyski 2,227]

Only one would be a blackpowder rifle, since I know how to make it plus it never has much that breaks or run out of ammo since you never listed the ammo supply issue...lol

 

Then your powder gets wet and your up shit creek.

Just put it in a pan over the fire & dry it out.

 

 

 

 

 

[chevyman097 2,579]

Only one would be a blackpowder rifle, since I know how to make it plus it never has much that breaks or run out of ammo since you never listed the ammo supply issue...lol

 

Then your powder gets wet and your up shit creek.

Just put it in a pan over the fire & dry it out.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wait are we talking about making crack?

[superA 289]

I have them.

 

1. Red Jacket 7.62x39 (Ace folder and HK sights)

 

2. Ruger 10/22

 

3. G23

 

4 H&R single shot break over 12 gauge

Edited November 12, 2010 by superA

[PVT Pablo 25]

If I could only have one gun I would have to go with a mosin. Whats to break?? And hell, even if it does break, I've got a 5 foot long pokin' stick.

[Arik 565]

1. H&R single shot Buffalo Classic 45-70

 

Not much to break in a single shot. The 45-70 has the distance of a rifle and the knock down power of a shotgun. With larger loads (500gr) can take down a moose a bear a buffalo or a pearson. Fairly accurate. You dont need much to reload your own ammo (spent casing, lead, field reload kit that can fit into any small pouch, primer, powder) Can reload with black powder or modern powder.

 

2. My Mak90, My Saiga 12 and My Tok or a CZ75

[Kliegl 304]

I'd go for more American guns.

 

Remington 700 in either .308 or 30-06

A ruger revolver in .357

A 12 gauge pump, maybe an 870

A Marlin lever action 22

 

Very popular guns, spare parts will be around, most popular ammo,

and people won't think you're Russian.

[Klassy Kalashnikov 1,393]

Cool topic!

 

(1.) Only one:

- Saiga 7.62x39

 

(2.) One of each type:

- Saiga 7.62x39

- Mossberg 500

- Glock 19

- Henry lever or bolt action .22lr rifle

Edited November 12, 2010 by Classy Kalashnikov

[superA 289]

Cool topic!

 

(1.) Only one:

- Saiga 7.62x39

 

(2.) One of each type:

- Saiga 7.62x39

- Mossberg 500

- Glock 19

- Henry lever or bolt action .22lr rifle

 

 

 

Classy, why the Henry over a Marlin lever gun?

[Klassy Kalashnikov 1,393]

Cool topic!

 

(1.) Only one:

- Saiga 7.62x39

 

(2.) One of each type:

- Saiga 7.62x39

- Mossberg 500

- Glock 19

- Henry lever or bolt action .22lr rifle

 

 

 

Classy, why the Henry over a Marlin lever gun?

 

I happen to like that particular brand a lot and own one, however I would have no problem at all with a Marlin bolt or lever in that spot as they are great guns too.

[superA 289]

Cool topic!

 

(1.) Only one:

- Saiga 7.62x39

 

(2.) One of each type:

- Saiga 7.62x39

- Mossberg 500

- Glock 19

- Henry lever or bolt action .22lr rifle

 

 

 

Classy, why the Henry over a Marlin lever gun?

 

I happen to like that particular brand a lot and own one, however I would have no problem at all with a Marlin bolt or lever in that spot as they are great guns too.

 

 

 

I own neither, would love a lever 22. Henry's certainly cost a lot less.

[swells08 128]

Only one would be a blackpowder rifle, since I know how to make it plus it never has much that breaks or run out of ammo since you never listed the ammo supply issue...lol

 

Then your powder gets wet and your up shit creek.

Just put it in a pan over the fire & dry it out.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hey long after you guys are all out of ammo because you cant bring a re-loader the scenerio was kinda eeeh...I will always be able to pistol and mortar some gunpowder and use a rock if lead is gone...lol Plus I got a 6 foot club...lol

Edited November 13, 2010 by DJ Big Dog

[swells08 128]

Chevy....this is how we make it...lol

 

tried to embed a video...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVzhvz3S7FI

Edited November 13, 2010 by DJ Big Dog

[Casp 119]

Why am I playing along with this?

 

(1)

Ithaca M37 shotgun, 14" Kyle Reese Special

 

(2)

Ithaca M37 shotgun

ROF L42A1 Lee Enfield rifle

Ruger 77/22 rimfire rifle, with a suppressor if the rules allow it

H&K P7M8 pistol

[chevyman097 2,579]

Errr guess im playing too.

 

 

1. Saiga 762x39(of course)

 

2.

 

Saiga 762x38

12 gauge pump(preferred mossy or remy)

1911 45 acp

old school marlin .22 tube fed.(because I had one handed down from my grandfather and it has never let me down)

[swells08 128]

[bigsal 757]

I have been down to one rifle not to long ago, so the OP's question is not a hypothetical for me... I would obviously choose the 7.62x39 saiga for question 1.

[corbin 621]

It's tough to pick "only one" when you don't know what it's going to be used for, but I'll try......

 

 

My "Highlander" gun would probably be some sort of Krinkov styled setup. Probably Bulgarian. I'd likely add an Ultimak and T1/H1 micro dot sight. I don't remember who this picture belongs to, but I saw it a while back and liked it.

 

 

 

 

 

For each category:

 

The above SBR, either in 5.45 or 7.62. No FA needed, though it might be fun.

My Saiga 12

My Glock 23 with spare 9mm barrel and mags

My Ruger 77/22, but with integral suppressor

Walther P-22 with Gemtech suppressor

[paprotective 362]

For

 

1... Either my 762x39 (or break open Dbl Bbl Shotgun)

 

2. Saiga 762x39

Makarov

Walther P-22lr

Ruger 10/22

Rem 870 (and/or clone)

[going12220 125]

if it was one gun

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[ironhead7544 35]

For #1, Id have to pick a Glock 19. Hard to carry a rifle for CCW.

 

For #2:

Rifle: Ruger M77MKII scout type in 308.

Pistol: Glock 19

Shotgun: Mossberg 590

Rimfire: CZ 452

 

 

BTW, at one time I was down to only one gun. Picked a 6 inch S&W M19 in 357 Magnum.

[454496 71]

1. Semi-automatic .338 Lapua

 

2. Semi-automatic .338 Lapua

Saiga 12ga

.454 Casull that shoots .45 Colt and .45 acp

???

[crackback 135]

Only one: Russian mfg. AKM (Tough choice over M16A4 with fixed 3x Unertl optic)

 

1.) AKM - 'nuff said

 

2.) Shotty: Winchester 1897 "Trench Gun" - rock solid plus no disconnector if SHTF in CQB.

 

3.) Pistol: M9 (Beretta 92F) - Large capacity, reliable, common so good for spare parts, most common caliber.

 

4.) Rimfire: 10/22 integrally suppressed.

Edited November 15, 2010 by 690gr