As always, that means discussions around gun ownership and Second Amendment rights are heating up again. Eric from Iraqveteran8888 recently shared his top five recommended firearms to consider purchasing before the election, and in this companion article, we’ll explore his insights further, keeping things straightforward for anyone interested in securing these vital tools for self-defense and preparedness.
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While I agree with most of his list, I'd substitute a full sized Ruger or Marlin 22LR for his first choice.
Buying these before the election seems like a stretch. I see the cost of some of these choices and had to gasp. While it might be nice to pay over 2 grand for an AR 15 and some of these guns, the fact is that with the past 4 years we don't have the money to spare for this sort of spending.
ReplyDeleteAlso I never saw the utility of the Scorpion pistols. And the same for the short stock shotguns.
I think I have 4 or five of each type and caliber mentioned and a lot of crazy stuff in between. Thought about blowing the rest of my savings on hookers and blow, but I’ve been wasting a lot on groceries lately. Eod1sg Ret
ReplyDeleteMy list is different but almost the same just with different brands:
ReplyDeleteAR pistol in 9mm using Glock magazines 11" barrel
Glock 17 9mm or PSA Dagger full size
Remington 78 or 700 in 30-06 bolt action
Remington 870 12 gauge w/ bird's head grip and extended tube magazine and 18.5" barrel
CZ 58 w/ side folder stock
Bonus: Bushmaster AR-15
Have always hated the way Glocks felt in my hand. I view guns the way I view work boots, get what fits.
ReplyDeleteI reckon most visitors to this site already have their hardware and related gear sorted.
ReplyDeleteI might suggest-
A reliable handgun in an effective caliber.
A carbine in the caliber of your choice.
A repeating shotgun.
A .22 caliber rifle.
An accurate bolt action rifle if deemed necessary.
Backup, spares, duplicates etc are likely to come in handy.
i always wanted a glock until i had one. i couldnt get rid of that POS fast enough, i bought a beretta and have never looked back.
ReplyDeleteremember guys, its always about shot placement. i can't think of any good reason to have a short barrel rifle/pistol that shoots in the 8-10 MOA range. why shoot 30 rounds in the hope of hitting your target when one will do just fine. thats just me. if you kill just one, word will get around quickly not to come to your house after dark.
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