nightrunner

Not gonna find a P226 for 450 unless its stolen, IMO

Quite frankly, I couldnt care if something is "illegal" or not. There are too many damn laws on the books now. If its unsafe I may report to whoever but not unless.

Depends on the maturity of the minor. Some minors I know are more mature and safer with guns that some grown adults.

I looked awhile back and found some but non reloadable makes me uninterested

That liberty ammo has some crazy specs. Id be interested in seeing some terminal performance specs on it. Also ive never heard of that brand. I used to be anti lead free simply because i hate all this pro environment bs, whenever i hear someone talk about it i tell them i celebrate earth day by burning a few old tires. But, for lead free ammo look into the new Barnes TAC-XPD loads for .380, 9mm, .40, and .45. Perfect expansion everytime, great penetration and 99-100% weight retention. . 45ACP 185gr. 1000fps

It all depends on what SHTF scenario(s) you are planning for and how long they will last. Basics for anything are food, water, shelter, and security.

As a society we have to drive more than we used to for work. My suburban has around 180k on it. My last truck had over 200k on it. Vehicles are made to last longer than they used to.

Just the price difference from 4 to 5 is a big jump!

I vote for either a Marlin 60 or if budget allows a Browning SA22

What year?

The SW9VE or the 40 version works, trigger wasnt the best but they work.

Try the new Barnes TAC XPD ammo for .380 Solid copper hollowpoint bullet, testing says it expands AND penetrates like no lead core projectile can. Its my new carry ammo.

I fear it is coming but they wont get 100% compliance

I do keep a small flask of Single Barrel Select for emergencies, but didnt see the relevance of mentioning it, lol

That is the mag they use. FAL pattern only

The thing is, its more accurate than the guy on tv.

I keep a bottle jack in mine because i found out the hard way the factory jack wasnt tall enough for my suburban when sitting on a flat concrete driveway

Whatever you get, I would make sure it took magpul mags. RRA doesnt, it takes FAL mags. Also decide between gas piston or direct impingement.

I would buy the 25 and 28 if they were available. If for no other reason than to have a durable reliable midsized .380. Sometimes you cant always walk into the store and buy 9mm....

Its about time! FNH has been making military M4s for a while, bout time they sold em to us lowly civilians

34 slide weighs exactly the same as a 17 slide. Glock is just too f*cking lazy to put in a proper weight recoil spring and a slide that doesnt have a hole in the top. Personally Id rather have a G21 width slide on the G41 with a proper recoil spring to make it work right. Its a big gun anyways, not like you can practically conceal it IWB. Give it the beef it needs to never break.

If im not mistaken Desert Tactical Arms is a veteran owned company

Im also very happy they used a slimmer solid slide instead of cutting a hole in the top like on the 34/35. That just bugs me to no end.

Not saying you need all of this just some suggestions. An extra pistol with spare mags and ammo Spare prepaid phone Good fixed blade knife Flashlight Poncho Handwarmers Lighter/waterproof matches First aid kit, pack everything you can make use of according to skill level but not stuff you dont know how to use Some paracord 20oz bottles of water Duct tape Superglue Zip ties Bandana has many uses Some spare cash Emergency cell phone charger. Self contained unit, energizer makes one, possibly others Waterproof notepad Pencil Laminated street and topographical maps of your area A complete change of durable clothes Towel Blankets Fox whistle Working gloves Folding shovel Leatherman Jerky or protein bars Jumper cables Ac/dc power inverter Small air compressor Automotive battery jump starter Fire extinguisher Lug wrench Jack Fix a flat or tire plug kit Tow straps or chains Come a long winch or vehicle mounted winch Flares Automotive fuses Tool kit- common handheld tools and wrenches, sockets, ratchets Electrical tape Gasoline 2 quarts oil Gallon of water Crowbar If its cold weather, keep some insulated coveralls in there. Some of this was mentioned before i got it posted but repetition never hurt.

If Glock doesnt come out with a 10mm version, Lone Wolf or the like will come out with a conversion barrel for it. That is one that I WILL own. Perfect woods gun.