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i don't get the price difference on the mossbergs.........L-pink's are in the $1500 range but the others are ~$350 ish.
i understand that competition shotguns are pricey, but that high end mossberg isn't competition, it's tactical. i've got a remington 870 tactical, i think i paid $400 for it many years ago. i've run quite a bit of ammo through, rock fuking solid. |
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WTF happened to you? You used to post cool informative shit. Now you are just one of the caustic fucking embeciles that routinely post here. You also posted you own weapons too.. what's up with that Holmes???? You got a case of shotgun envy? You know starving yourself, smoking weed and shotguns in the house is dangerous. Lay the pipe down, head to Carl's Junior and chill the fuck out. Message brought to you by Curt Cobain:321GFY |
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i things go to hell people will come together, not apart, as proven by history thousands of times.
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Hope they have drug testing for gun purchases in your area:1orglaugh |
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i could not care less if you lump me into the *caustic fucking embeciles* group at gfy. fact is, your comment earlier Quote:
re: my own weapons. yes, i've had a cache of weapons in the past, and i was a card-carrying member of the nra with membership at several gun clubs, etc. and i even used to give ar-15 assault rifles out to my employees as gifts and such. i had to get rid of my ar-15 when i moved to california. soon after, i ended up gifting all of my firearms, except shottie mcboomerson, to my dad after coming to the conclusion that i am not a gun guy. as for shotgun envy, i think my post earlier inquiring about the mossbergs shows that i am not feeling envy. you can try and portray my lifestyle as you did above, but that rly says a lot more about you than me. |
I don't think shit'll hit the fan that bad. It might though. I'm just chillin'.
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Second, you have routinely boasted about your use of herb. This is not something I made up. So you can question my temperament from a forum post, but your drug use is not to be questioned? OK... you win. You are a weapons expert and the mossberg is the ultimate. Take another toke and forget this conversation ever happened. |
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for those who cannot read between the lines of my posts, i am trying to provoke your thought processes.
here, i will spell it out for you instead: the one thing most all survivalists have in common is the inability to accurately assess their plan and modify it going forward. they also discuss their plan, sharing information on what is stored and how it is *defended* if you are thinking it's a guns a blazin shoot em up, you really need to have a fully thought out >1000 yard defensive plan to cover your stockpile. and most MOST importantly, a team approach consisting of as many neighbors as possible offers the biggest chance of survival. /caustic fucking embecile |
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Can it happen? Sure. Will it happen? No one knows, but I'd hate to be left holding nothing but my dick if it did. Nothing wrong with preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. And that really applies to food storage or any other aspect of survival preparation. |
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I was in the military, I was trained to use the 1911a and the M14. I have a ribbon for both, The statement I made was in the response to state governments wanting to limit availbility of ammo to try and control our second amendment rights, so stay in your country if that bothers you. First time I every went hunting I was 14, I know I wouldn't have a problem pulling the trigger. |
Several ammo boxes full of 9MM, .44 Mag, .308, 30/30, and shot gun shells. After that a compound bow, 6 months of dry pack food, tents, sleeping bags, water filters, cook stoves, gallons of white gas, fishing gear, first aid supplies, etc. everything i would need to live anywhere i need for at least 6 months.
Things go down, I load up the car and camping trailer and off we go, self sustained and off the grid. I have several friends who are prepared the same and we have a meeting point and destination plan. For me, all the savings in the world aint gonna help you when the currency systems collapse and the only things people are going to want to buy with gold, I will already have. |
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you guys are all fucking nuts
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If the world ever did have a huge financial collapse your gold and silver will be just as useless as paper money. The people with supplies, food and water and means to protect it will be the new millionaires. People will trade for food and living supplies. No one will care how big their gold collection is but how big their stockpile of food, solar equipment, other mechanical equipment used to make energy or fuel, food, everyday supplies, firearms, etc.
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The reason I got that job because I grew up with a Marine for a step father and already had training with guns. Drive by any sub in port, the guard is armed |
Ok so what people are posting here are items that are a good investment for survival in worst case situations. Food, water, ammo, weapons etc. The problem is if nothing bad happens and you invested thousands in these items then you lose bigtime. There has to be something you can invest in now that will not depreciate and you can get your money back plus some profit in either situation. Weapons and ammo sounds safer than food and water. Even long shelf life food loses its value as it ages. I'm thinking if silver goes below $30 it might be worth it to buy a few pounds.
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if shit hits the fan so bad that you'll need to grow your own food then i wouldn't count on electricity or man made fuels either...
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Nothing is going to collapse but i guess its fun to fanatise. In the words mr dicken these were the worse of times and the best of times. Just depends who r u.
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The US is not Zimbabwe, take a look at the great depression, did folks shot each other for food? did the us dollar become worthless? think the situation is gonna get worse than back then?
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Mental masturbation over weapons and ammo.
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I always keep my 1 year expenses as a fixed saving which keeps earning interest... So I think I will be doing nothing. |
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But you are right people are talking about too different things: 1. Investing to make a profit during bad financial times 2. What will be of most value after a financial collapse. Your title "financial meltdown" can lead people to think you could be talking about either one of those situations above. Quote:
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Really, some of you are just plain ridiculous, poorly planning for a war, not a financial meltdown.
Everyone talking about guns and weapons, which is great, but if a worst case scenario happens, as it sounds many are planning for, where is your water source? How many days/weeks/months is your food supply? Do you have antibiotics? Is your house already secure or are you just going to wait until zombies beat your door down? You going it alone like Rambo or do do you have a plan with your neighbors? Thank God I don't live anywhere near some of you knuckle heads. But I'll tell you what is going to happen for those of you living in the USA, most of you are going to be stripped of your weapons and probably your gold/silver too. If you honestly think the shit is going to hit the fan there, you are a fool for sticking around. |
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