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

[OsO]

Arsenal AK47 with Trijicon Tri power mounted on a ultimak gas tube rail as a primary good heavy hitting round. For a secondary either a SIG P220, Glock 19 or SIG P226. For when all else fails a khukri or a Tomahawk

[Hellbringer]

I'll take whatever is lying on the floor and not jammed with zombie blood/body parts.

But if there's a choice in the matter, I'd carry an M60. Heck, ultimately, I'd bottle myself up in a Bradley and just move a bit then climb into the turret and shoot some 25mm around and go back to driving.

[Pikepaw]

I like what I have and therefore know. I have a Parker-Hale 30-06 rifle for long range attack. My SKS and a Savage .22 for mid range (Head-shots with a .22 are nothing to laugh about). I guess I could grab my long shotgun. I also have my CZ-85 9mm as a back up.

As for melee, I have the cold steel kukri, but I prefer my Guyana Cutlass Machete. Good length but not so long as to be cumbersome indoors. Plus I have a variety of knives to cause mayhem in my final stand or to stealthily pull a Saul and stab one in the eye

[ClearSights]

Yeah, With the Hague Convention, it pretty much made using hollow points a war crime to because of the fact that they expand or fragment within the human body.

[Leedo2502]

BTW speaking of ballistics, a question for AK guys out there:

7.62 or 5.45?

(sorry, AR's will be a baaaad idea if SHTF where i live)

Since the 5.45 round is rare I'd go with the 7.62. And that said any problem you see with the 5.56 round or the M-16 family of weapons would be the same with that smaller 5.45 round.

I've never had a problem with the M-16 and later the M-4. I've carried them around the world in the Army and never had an issue or jam.
The best argument I've heard in the AK/M-16 debate:
The AK 47 is for a warrior, someone that will fight but has little training. The M-16 is for the disciplined soldier that controls his rate of fire and maintains his equipment.

[shric debar]

See i'm more of a medieval sort of person so I would definateley have to go with a long sword. Or the swords that rayne has in blood rayne.

And Of course a bow and a ton of arrows. And preferably half or more of those arrows with explosive tips

[gaijinpunk]

Primary: suppressed MP5 (for quick, quiet, accurate head-shots) MP5.jpg

Backup: silenced Beretta M9 (for stealth and stopping power) BERETTA.jpg

Melee: Crowbar (for when you just feel the need to reach out and crush someone) KYCH2.jpg

[usmcludwig]

Imma keep it simple:

1- Trusty ol'Glock 22 (.40)- that fucker just refuses to jam and maintenance is not a constant need
2- KBAR combat knife (with sheath)
3- Ak-47 (Yugo) with a holographic sight (day/night adjustable) with a foldable stock, TAC-Light and forward hand grip
and 4- Mossberg 500 Tactical (retractable stock with shell holder on side)- its fairly light weight and I love it (I put a forward hand grip on mine- tho the former was just as good)

[HaveCrowBarWillTravel]

31v05xlOf5L__SL500_AA300_.jpg31wC1F-g5NL__SL500_AA300_.jpgI'm gonna advertise this once more since we have a ton of new troops. Go to Amazon's site and search for "listmania" then do your own Zombie Survival List from stuff you can buy from Amazon. You can also write a short intro and do item descriptions.

http://www.amazon.com/lm/RSDETWZR6U8...dp_lm_all_itms
Saiga_12K.jpg

Now, this Parang is pretty cool, but I'd probably stick with my 18 inch Machete since it has better stand off distance. Add that foot and a half to whatever your reach is and you have a pretty wide berth.

The Saiga auto loading shotty is a must because you can add drums and magazines.

Now, my namesake says what my next choice would be but the FuBar III is a damn good option. It looks like a better choice when you find yourself stuck in a room and you need a quick exit. Drywall wouldn't stand a chance

[gaijinpunk]

I WANT ONE.