Lock'n Loaded - Guns, Ammo, Military and Survival Stuff

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Originally Posted by reaper239

woah woah woah, that's just not cool man. it's like an insult to the gun to not be shot. i mean, how do you think your eyes would feel if you mounted them on a wall and didn't use them for looking at stuff? it's what they were made for.

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hahaha, I wouldn't feel too bad, but the Peshawar guns aren't the real deal. To me, it'd be like owning a lithograph and not the real thing. Don't worry, I want a REAL Enfield as well, but the Peshawar one is higher goal for me for now. Once I'm retired and most of the kids have gone off to college, I'll probably start collecting, but until then, it's all dreams for me.

Cabbage Patch, thanks for the link. I'll have to check out Red's during the summer when I'm back in town.

Shotgun: Kel-Tec KSG (I really want one of those if they'll ever get enough on the market)

sub-machine gun: FN P90 (so the 5.7X28 round isn't very popular yet, but almost no recoil and fun to shoot)

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Originally Posted by Cabbage Patch

Let's not forget to pack a bayonet with those assault rifles! An M-4/M-16 or an AK is much more effective as a spear with the bayonet than as a club without one. That could make all the difference when you need to avoid gunfire or the weapon won't fire.

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Forget the bayonet, if you're close enough to stick-em, you're close enough to shoot-em. lol

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Originally Posted by reaper239

a great place for a hidey hole is the middle hinge attached to the wall on an interior door. you begin by removeing the door and cutting a hole of the size required to hold your valuables. be careful here to leave the screw holes in tact. it may be neccesarry, depending on how much you need to store, to pick two interior doors in close proximity (ie across from each other, next to each other, etc). make the hole as deep as you need it, but be careful not ot make it too deep so that it's not hard to get your stash out. it may be wise to use a plastic baggy so everything will come out in one smooth motion. next, place your valuables in the hidey hole, then, reinstall the door. it would be wise to use very short screws so that they just barely screw into the door jamb. this is a good idea because in an absolute shtf gtfo NOW scenario, you can just kick the door off it's hinges and the screw in the door jamb will be more likely to rip out.

so there you have it, a simple and helpful tip to ensure that any valubale documents are easily accessible, but secure enough that if by chance a burglar, or you arch enemy, should happen to break in to your home, they will have a sgnificantly lower chance of finding these high value pieces of information.

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Did you see that on Burn Notice?

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Originally Posted by reaper239

an enfield is semi auto right? and a long rifle? there shouldn't be a wait period on that. unless texas got goofy since i've been gone.

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Bolt action rifle.

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Originally Posted by ericcartman

Shotgun: Kel-Tec KSG (I really want one of those if they'll ever get enough on the market)

sub-machine gun: FN P90 (so the 5.7X28 round isn't very popular yet, but almost no recoil and fun to shoot)



Forget the bayonet, if you're close enough to stick-em, you're close enough to shoot-em. lol


Did you see that on Burn Notice?

Bolt action rifle.

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yes on the KSG, and a bayonet is a good utility tool, not just a good knife. yes i watch burn notice, but those tricks were out there long before that show. besides, he did it wrong, granted he had no interior doors, but he also used the top hinge, which is bad because that's a weight supporting hinge.

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Originally Posted by reaper239

yes on the KSG, and a bayonet is a good utility tool, no just a good knife. yes i watch burn notice, but those tricks were out there long before that show. besides, he did it wrong, granted he had no interior doors, but he also used the top hinge, which is bad because that's a weight supporting hinge.

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Dang, I have to get back into Burn Notice. I liked watching it, but when I started working a crazy schedule, the TV shows took a hiatus in my book. Now that I'm back on a more normal routine, I should have time to catch up.

netflix homie, all but the latest season.

bump fire. get one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6BFa...=plpp_play_all

HB..
Buy a Mossin Nagant. Kentucky Gun Co has them going for 80 bucks!! 7.62 bolt action for dat A..!
Most def safer for you with kids around due to the training involved to simply rack a round. Much easier to secure and harder for a knuckle headed kid to hid in their coat and take to school or sit on the bed trying to peer down the barrel.

So, what's exactly are the safety issues or restrictions you have?
Are the kids old enough to attend classes or hit the range with you?

A Mosin Nagant rifle would be a great weapon to have in the zombie apocalypse, inexpensive, reliable, effective out to fairly long range. And with the 18 inch bayonet it becomes a 5½ foot long spear. The ammo could be hard to find, so stock up in advance.

plus, even without a bayonet it makes one heck of a club.

Here's one of my father's many .45's before I left it with the gun smith. It's a Charles Daley suffering from a wonky extractor. Actually, I'm not sure what the problem is. The third round stovepipes and he put a brand new extractor in there and it still does the same thing. Also the slide has a bit of play to it after you have cocked it.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...lesDaley45.jpg