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[ngcsugrad09]

10.5" ar-15

 

[RockRiver]

Colt AR15 A4. I would of course carry a Ciener kit in the buttstock, as that is where it always is anyway.

If I can't do it with 5.56 or 22lr, I probably shouldn't be doing it.

I've got the kit from Brownells for my RRA, and I think this would be my choice as well. Although I don't have a place on the gun to put it.

 

[Rivershot]

The one in my truck, because there is no way I'm leaving my house with just 1 gun.

 

[mm30004]

Mini 30...good for wild game & personal protection!

 

[jsquared]

One caliber yall, no conversion kits I would still say my AR though, very versatile, reliable, easy to carry and easy to shoot. I couldnt imagine trying to take a deer at 150 yards with any .22.

 

[07JKX]

henry lever action 22 and a boatload of boolets. Probably a few tube speed loaders.

 

[07JKX]

One caliber yall, no conversion kits I would still say my AR though, very versatile, reliable, easy to carry and easy to shoot. I couldnt imagine trying to take a deer at 150 yards with any .22.

I would take out the deer from above with a shapened spoon

 

[BIGGUS]

Benelli M4 & assorted shells. If the SHTF I'd like a little more "stopping power" than a 22lr can provide. Sure they are potentially deadly, but eventually isn't always good enough.

 

[Outlander]

Good question.......i considered 3 rifles (Ruger 10/22, AR in .223/5.56. and a .50 cal blackpowder rifle). I choose the AR for interchangeability of parts, the ammo is relatively common (thinking scavanging situations), can reload the brass should you find equipment and materials to do so), and easy to use.

 

[Outlander]

I would take out the deer from above with a shapened spoon

I see your sharpened spoon and up you a sharpend pencil!!!!