The time has come. What rifle, pistol & knife do you gra

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Clyde

Discussion Starter · Dec 13, 2009

OK, so the Russkies decide that instead of just making the night sky light up with errant missiles over Norway while Nobel Peace prizes are being handed out below.... This time the missiles are in the air and it is no drill.... You have less than five minutes to make your escape (if you live near the coastlines) and maybe 30 if you don't and live near any high value target. And, you can only take one of each. What do you grab??

Okay, I'll go first. :arrow: SOCOM II, SIG P556, and SOG Seal. YOU :?:

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racenet

· #2 · Dec 13, 2009

My wife, get in a quickie and then kiss our asses goodbye. :roll:

hattaresguy

· #3 · Dec 13, 2009

Sig 556, Ka Bar, boots, and heading over to the national guard depo for a Humvee.

Flea

· #4 · Dec 15, 2009

M1A EBR w/Leupold Mark 4 4.5-14x50 scope, Kimber Ultra CDP w/Crimson Trace grips, cheap Gerber knife that'll get the job done.

Luckily, I'll have the wife with me who can grab the Ruger 10/22, her Kimber Ultra Carry, and a Leatherman.

digger440

· #5 · Dec 15, 2009

2

All I will need is this VVVVVVVVVVVVVV

And this VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV

On second thought make that 2, one for each hand!!!

I be bayonet'n Russkies with mah merican-Glocks

Pure AWSOMESAUCE!!!

:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

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siggggglover

· #6 · Dec 16, 2009

Sig 556 w/Eotech 512, Sig GSR, and RS6 Predator WSK.

R_Davis

· #7 · Dec 16, 2009

Me - Sig 556, 9mm pistol and other gear.
Everyone in our house has "Their" firearms/weapons.

Get food, dogs & equipment.
Then we Bug Out!

DTC

· #8 · Dec 16, 2009

Re: The time has come. What rifle, pistol & knife do you

Clyde said:
OK, so the Russkies decide that instead of just making the night sky light up with errant missiles over Norway while Nobel Peace prizes are being handed out below.... This time the missiles are in the air and it is no drill.... You have less than five minutes to make your escape (if you live near the coastlines) and maybe 30 if you don't and live near any high value target. And, you can only take one of each. What do you grab??

Okay, I'll go first. :arrow: SOCOM II, SIG P556, and SOG Seal. YOU :?:

Me - SIG 556 w/1k rounds & Kimber Warrior w 1k rounds
Wife - Springfield XDM-9 w/1k rounds
Maybe have to sling a 12GA and some shells too. Of course my favorite knife.

GotSig

· #9 · Dec 16, 2009

Sig 556
Sig p220 carry
Nepalese Kuhkri

mportkiller

· #10 · Dec 16, 2009

I would grab:

Sig 556
Kimber Pro Carry II
Ka-Bar Fighting Knife

The wife:

Mossberg .22LR (ammo is everywhere)
Supply bag
Daughter

48devildog

· #11 · Dec 17, 2009

myself: sig 556 with eotech 512, Tauras1911, Benelli M1 and my Kbar
wife: Arsenal ak 47, ruger p89, Kbar
Son: Colt Hbar With Burris tactical red dot, Mossberg 590, tauras 1911

All with plenty of ammo, and of course our BOB's as we ride away on our quarter horses with our pack mule carrying our goodies. I think I am ready?

Lisa

· #12 · Dec 18, 2009 (Edited by Moderator)

Good evening.

Well... It depends...

If I don't have a realistic chance in hell of fleeing the Philadelphia strike zone before the first nuclear explosion, then I'd like to sip a nice Riesling while waiting for the glow and subsequent nuclear wind, which will incinerate me in the blink of an eye. At least I'll die with the sweet taste of a lovely Riesling as my final pleasant memory.

On the other hand...

If I have a reasonable chance of successfully executing one of my pre-planned and pre-programmed escape routes, I load all of my guns and ammunition I can take within five minutes into the back of my truck along with my previously-setup survival gear and science equipment (computers, geiger counter, power systems, radiation exposure meter, radio equipment, etc.)

I definitely wouldn't be able to pack all of my firearms and ammunition within five minutes, but I should be able to get about half of the collection (if the safes cooperate) and most of the ammunition. The guns I'd want for sure would be the Benelli Super Black Eagle II 12-gauge (and all shotgun ammunition), SIG 556 DMR (and all of my 5.56mm Hornady TAP ammunition), Thompson (and all .45 ACP ammunition), Smith & Wesson Model 686-6 .357 Magnum (and all .357 Magnum ammunition) and as many other handguns and associated ammunition as I can grab starting with the .45 ACP's first and working my way down in caliber until the five minutes are up. And, of course, I'd already be wearing my P230SL.

My escape routes are classified, but suffice it to say I'd be fleeing structured society and government relief centers in favor of the wilderness with an emphasis on not being found (or findable.)

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Muad-dib

· #13 · Dec 18, 2009

Easy, my AK since I will not be picking 5.56 NATO off of dead Russians but 7.62x39mm. Hell, I'd probably grab one of their AKs since it will be fully-auto. A 9mm pistol since they use that and probably my old Enfield bayonet.

But, it seems that in Iraq and Afghanistan the insurgencies seem to have no problem getting ammo for their weapons and do not have to scavenge dead Americans to have ammo. So, I'd probably start out with my Sig 556 or M1A until rounds for those rifles start becoming more scarce then cache them and use what the invading force is using. The problem America would face is that if an invasion force were to set foot on American soil then the only supply routes (Canada and Mexico) to get our "native" ammo would be closed...probably invaded as well. The oceans are great barriers for defense but once crossed they become a coffin preventing resupply from friendly nations.

I'll also grab a Russian dictionary or two.

Clyde

Discussion Starter · #14 · Dec 18, 2009

All of these are very interesting replies. I think the response on the five minutes to showtime scenario we would have if the Russian submarines let fly are realistic - if you only have five minutes, the old adage of "don't run, you'll just die tired" definitely comes into play. Enjoy a good glass of wine, some (remaining) quality time with your loved ones or significant other, and then just go outside and watch the fireworks show.... Give me thirty minutes and I can get a real good head start to "higher ground"!

What got me thinking about this was the news coverage of the Russian missile launch that resulted in an out-of-control missile spinning thorugh the sky over Norway while Nobel Peace prizes were being handed out, and for those of you who are gamers, playing Modern Warfare 2, and having to fight Russian paratroopers trying to occupy "Burger Town" - the whole scene of troops landing in Everytown, USA was thought provoking. The vignette is called "Wolverines!" for all you Red Dawn fans out there.

If The Day does come, sounds like most of you are well-armed and ready!

So, Ullie, if you're "on the air" - which weapons are your "go to" grabs?

Anyone else want to "war game" this one??

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Flea

· #15 · Dec 20, 2009

Expandin' on my original post to add pictures.

Springfield Loaded M1A Sage EBR (Leupold Mark 4 4.5-14x50 scope and Sadlak mount not installed yet)
Kimber Ultra CDP II w/Crimson Trace grips
Gerber Paraframe

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bluefin556

· #16 · May 16, 2010

Sig 556 and ammo, ak47 and ammo, 12 gauge and ammo. Water, some of my camping shit, and drive straight into traffic!!! hahaha lolol.
I live on Long Island, I aint getting off here. Im staying in my house if the russians invade.

LebbenB

· #17 · May 17, 2010

If I don't have a realistic chance in hell of fleeing the Philadelphia strike zone before the first nuclear explosion, then I'd like to sip a nice Riesling while waiting for the glow and subsequent nuclear wind, which will incinerate me in the blink of an eye. At least I'll die with the sweet taste of a lovely Riesling as my final pleasant memory.

Gotta disagree. While I like Rieslings, you're gonna need a wine that can overcome the taste of the nuclear wind. I'd go with a hearty Gewurtztraminier. You know the old sayings, "If you're going to a wine tasting, you best bring enough wine." and "Two bottles is one and one is none."

And to stay on topic - LWRC M6A1, Kimber TLE, Emerson CQC would be my load-out of choice
Leb

TwiztidKlownzTX

· #18 · May 19, 2010

I have my 556, Mossberg 500 breacher and Colt 1911 all in a Blackhawk double rifle bag along with a decent amount of ammo for each (yes the bag is heavy as hell). So I'd just grab that. Knife would be a Leatherman multitool.

SGT_geardo

· #19 · May 19, 2010

I would call my buddy up and we would meet at his gun shop. I would take the SCAR 16s and he would take an ACR. Pistol, um... I would go with the reliable Gov Colt 1911 w/crimson laser grip. Knife... a big one in a sheath, probably that big Gerber one I got.

If I couldn't get to the gun shop I would just grab my trusty sig556

Zeus

· #20 · May 19, 2010

No offense geardo but if I was your buddy, I would pass on the "yet to be proven" ACR when my life is on the line. SCAR is a keeper though :wink:

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