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Apto 11-04-2012 19:31

1. Carbine: HK 416, HAMR w/ DeltaPoint

2. Battle Rifle: M14 variant; J Allen stock, LRB forged internals, 18.5" chrome molly barrel, Mark 8 CQBSS w/ Horus 27D

3. Long Rifle: Desert Tactical SRS HTI .50, Mark 8 M5B2 w/ Horus 58

4. Pistol: USP Compact Tactical .45 (x2)

5. Rimfire Pistol: Unknown

6. Shotgun: Mossberg 590A1 Tactical

ES 96 11-19-2012 07:01

carbine: LaRue OR BCM mid length AR + Magpul/LaRue furniture (w/CAT-M4 tool), Aimpoint T-1
battle rifle: FN-FAL 7.62 NATO
LR: Sako TRG-22 OR NULA M20 w/HB VS Jewel trigger, either in 7.62 NATO; S&B PMII up top
pistol: CZ-75B 9mm w/Kadet 22rf conversion OR HK45c
shotgun: New Ithaca Mod 37 Defender 12 ga 20" bbl cyl 8 rnd mag

but based on what I currently own (use the best you have to the best of your abilities):

carbine: 1952 Win 94 30-30 (90%+) OR Marlin 1895G .45-70 Gov't 18.5" bbl w/brake
battle rifle: Marlin 1895SS .45-70 Gov't 22" bbl
LR: Tikka 595, .308 22.5" bbl ss/syn, Weaver V16 AO
pistol: Ruger Mk II .22lr 6 7/8" med bbl blued; alternative 10/22 rifle or Sako P94 Finnfire
pistol: S&W99 .40 OR NIB Ruger Redhawk .357 mag 5.5" bbl, stainless
shotgun: Win 1897 "E" 12 ga 5+1, 20" bbl riot gun, cyl choke

.45-70 Gov't round: 300 gr. Speer JHP (~2,350 fps/M.E. 3,678 ft. lbs.), about 18 to 24 inches in muscle and bone: anything under 400 lbs :eek:
OR Barnes Buster 500 gr. FMJ-FN (~1,625fps/M.E.2,931 ft.lbs.), 5 to 6 feet in muscle and bone: anything bigger than 400 lbs :lifter

Dohhunter 11-22-2012 12:17

1. PWS MK110 10" M4 with XPS EOTech. Spare PWS MK114 14.5" upper with S&B PMII Short Dot or SpecterDR. Spare .22 upper, any make.

2. 16" Larue OBR with Nightforce and offset irons, S&B PMII Short Dot on Larue LT for the option.

3. Bedded/HS Winchester 70 action in 7mm Rem Mag with Nightforce.

4. HK45

5. Integrally suppressed Ruger .22

6. Rem 870 with 14" open choke, and 24" Remchoke barrels.

Various lights, lasers, PEQ, PVS, Larue mounts and tits for the above.

We should start a girlfriend thread next.

Destrier 11-22-2012 12:40

[QUOTE=We should start a girlfriend thread next.[/QUOTE]


Allot more options available for firearms.... and few women out there let you have six

Sdiver 11-22-2012 12:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Destrier (Post 475850)
Allot more options available for firearms.... and few women out there let you have six

Plus your girlfriend won't get pissed if you add accessories, share with friends, or trade her in for a newer model.

:munchin

Dohhunter 11-22-2012 13:13

I made the mistake of also asking my wife about bolt-ons and her choice of rimfire.

Not impressed.

TacOfficer 11-22-2012 14:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dohhunter (Post 475859)
I made the mistake of also asking my wife about bolt-ons and her choice of rimfire.

Not impressed.

LOL

Claemore 11-26-2012 04:09

I love these type of threads! Didn't have experience with the BCMs, but now will have to try to check them out. My six will be limited to what I do have experience with.

1. My Battle rifle would be an HK Variant probably the PTR-91, Trijicon with BUIS

2. Medium to long range- Remington 700 in 300 Mag with a Swarovski scope.

3. Handgun- Glock 20 10mm with 6" barrel, a .357 Sig barrel, a .40 S&W barrel, and a 9mm barrel. The 9mm barrel would be threaded for a suppresor.

4. Shotgun- either a Remington 11-87 police style, or a Saiga 12. I don't have specific experience with the Saiga, but have with the AK.

5. AR- I'd have to go with, based on experience only the Colt, as that is what I had in the Army. Otherwise a DPMS. It would be with a Trijicon as well with BUIS.

6. And I would have a Ruger 10/22, also set up with a suppressor.

trunkmonkey 11-28-2012 19:14

My 6
 
1-LWRC M6A2 with TA31F & surefire can.

2-HK45C w/ spare threaded bbl and can.

3-UMP45 w/ can

4-Winchester model 190. (family rifle) I still hunt with it.

5- Remington CDL 260

6- Mcmillan Tac 50 w/can Just In Case OR a Barrett M109 if someone gave me ammo with it :D

tzdunic 12-01-2012 17:01

Not too familiar with a lot of weapons. But here's my choices. (optics are left out for me. Too hard to chose.)

1. Carbine: M4
2. Battle Rifle: G36
3. LR/Hunting Rifle: Weatherby .308 Vanguard
4. Pistol: 1911 with Compensator
5. Rimfire Pistol: Ruger SR22
6. Shotgun: Remington 870

Conrad Y 01-03-2013 01:01

Carbine: Armalite AR-180 (older folding stock model) with QD 4x optic
Battle: FN FAL iron sights
LR: Mauser 98 in 7x57 (still holds the record for Elephant kills) with scope
Handgun: Glock 20 10mm
.22 Pistol: High Standard with 6 inch barrel
Shotgun: 20 inch side-by-side 12ga coach gun

I would add primitive wpns also to the list for layering such as a .45 cal Black Powder Rifle and pistol.

Dusty 01-03-2013 07:21

Not to hijack, but does anybody have a reasonable amount of experience with a Kriss .45 SMG, yet?

The Reaper 01-03-2013 18:35

I have fired it a bit.

What is the question?

TR

Dusty 01-04-2013 07:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Reaper (Post 481119)
I have fired it a bit.

What is the question?

TR

The design looks as if the muzzle wouldn't "drift" during bursts as much. I've since found a couple resources on it, and it looks to be a great tool for CQB.
I'd probably buy a semi-automatic version. :cool:

The Reaper 01-04-2013 18:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dusty (Post 481180)
The design looks as if the muzzle wouldn't "drift" during bursts as much. I've since found a couple resources on it, and it looks to be a great tool for CQB.
I'd probably buy a semi-automatic version. :cool:

It is very stable during full-auto fire, but is not particularly accurate.

Not very good for CQB, IMHO, unless you don't care about collateral damage.

Have you humped a lot of .45 ammo lately? I think that stuff has gotten heavier over the years!

Of course, at the rate we are going, we probably won't be permitted to keep six weapons by the nanny state, and if we could, very few of the ones we listed will be allowed.

TR

Conrad Y 03-05-2013 20:36

Of course, at the rate we are going, we probably won't be permitted to keep six weapons by the nanny state, and if we could, very few of the ones we listed will be allowed.

TR[/QUOTE]

TR - Interesting comment, it got me thinking...
What about your same list but with that comment in mind?
i.e.

1. Carbine: USGI M1 Carbine fixed stock (politically correct) or maybe a lever-action carbine?

I wonder if choices were limited what would be the best, so-far, exempt substitutes.

CY

Bracholi 03-05-2013 22:09

Carbine: PDA-15 M4 Custom Defense Rifle (Patriot Defense Arms)
Battle: Same as above. (Add second complete rifle for posterity's sake, or just in case)
LR: Ruger Mini-14
Handgun: Taurus 24/7 OSS 9mm (Own it, love it)
.22 Pistol: Browning Buckmark .22
Shotgun: Lack of Experience in the subject... Was considering Mossberg JIC 500...

I just wish I could find a quick conversion kit for 24/7 OSS to make it .22


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