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Slippy. You’re old. Sorry bud... put the rifle back in the truck.
I have a variety of rifles from a .22 takedown to a 1919 7.65 Argentine Mauser and a few in between including the AK and AR.
Since I live somewhat rural I don’t have the issue of bailing out.
But if I did, I’d take the .22 takedown and the 870 with some slugs and 00.
IF I had to leave, I’m not going to be reaching out greater than 100 yards/meters or feet for that matter. The Remington 870 with a variety of loads is good for many things and the 22 make up the difference. The takedown is so small and light it’s very easily carried. Ammo weights nothing.
Shotgun is a great equalizer.
IF i had to run, I don’t want to be found.
Now, staying home is another story and have a different strategy including range markers on our dead end street and I will reach out and touch someone.
Unless they bring Irish Whiskey.. or good sipping bourbon.. oh hell.. just bring some tequila and Rita mix and call it a day.
Slippy. You’re old. Sorry bud... put the rifle back in the truck.
I have a variety of rifles from a .22 takedown to a 1919 7.65 Argentine Mauser and a few in between including the AK and AR.
Since I live somewhat rural I don’t have the issue of bailing out.
But if I did, I’d take the .22 takedown and the 870 with some slugs and 00.
IF I had to leave, I’m not going to be reaching out greater than 100 yards/meters or feet for that matter. The Remington 870 with a variety of loads is good for many things and the 22 make up the difference. The takedown is so small and light it’s very easily carried. Ammo weights nothing.
Shotgun is a great equalizer.
IF i had to run, I don’t want to be found.
Now, staying home is another story and have a different strategy including range markers on our dead end street and I will reach out and touch someone.
Unless they bring Irish Whiskey.. or good sipping bourbon.. oh hell.. just bring some tequila and Rita mix and call it a day.
