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OK, just kidding, but good point, a .22 aint going to do anything for you other than go "Hunting Wabbits" |
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The 10/22 has a great reputation and a long history. It's very mod friendly and obviously cheap to operate, as bulk .22lr is effing cheap! I don't have one (yet). |
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Sucha funny comment to wake up to, thanks buddy.:tup: |
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A .22 is gonna make an intruder say, ouch.. you shot me with a beebie gun!:wtf2: |
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A .22lr probably won't kill someone right away unless you get a perfect hit, but it will kill someone. But the point of something like a 10/22 in a "end of days" situation is that you can get squirrels and rabbits cheaply and reliably with it. They are useful and fun to plink with. And cheap! |
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yeah, like Steve said, I am happy with my 9mm and the hollow point bullets for personal protection.
Just need the .22 for general type survival (cheap bullets, lighter to carry, etc). Also, someone probably wouldn't survive a bullet wound if there are no doctors around. I'll try to stay up-to-date on the thread... would like to join you guys if you go shooting as a group. One final thought, did any of you buy emergency food back when Congress wouldn't raise the debt ceiling to avoid losing the AAA credit rating? |
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But I do may have a little reserve, but I'm not sharing details :nutswinger: "Prepping" is a whole other thread/topic, but there are plenty of resources and YouTube LOL. You should also check out a book/PDF download, called "LDS Preparedness Manual" |
I'm not a "prepper" and I firmly believe 99% of the SHTF-talkers talk it WAY too far.
But that doesn't mean I won't be ready. ;) |
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Dude, you guys are insane...:rolleyes:
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