I believe those are extra capacity rotary clip mags & 1000% illegal everywhere.
Hurricane Guns!!!
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I believe those are extra capacity rotary clip mags & 1000% illegal everywhere.
Bigchillin83
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lol yea that's right!!
Bigchillin83
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Bigchillin83
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stupid sideways pic lol
goldshellback
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Keeping it simple with this 'minimal' storm...just my 870. I got 'back-ups' if it becomes necessary. It won't, I'm thinking.
I should have evacuated to Anniston too. Maybe I could have convinced the wife I needed the Garand to fight our way back to LaPlace, LOL.
Hahaha. You should have tried it, it works fantastically!!
870marinemagnum
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12 ga 870 Marine Magnum w/ sidesaddle and surefire forend
Glock 22 w/streamlight tlr-1
Arsenal SLR 106-CR w/CNC warrior 4 piece brake, PA microdot and surefire G2 on an ultimak gas tube
Extra ammo for all three in a Chinese surplus chest rig
Glock 22 w/streamlight tlr-1
Arsenal SLR 106-CR w/CNC warrior 4 piece brake, PA microdot and surefire G2 on an ultimak gas tube
Extra ammo for all three in a Chinese surplus chest rig
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I had to give up my planned CMP trip to come home early from TN because of the storm. Ended up with only 1.4" rain and a couple of short power outages and ran the generator for about 4 hours. Damn panic mongering weather people - my wife was convinced it was another Katrina/Rita. Should have kept motorcycling in the Smokies another day and hit the CMP on the way home as planned.
Didn't need any special guns (live in the rural Feliciana hills, so no looting danger), the regular homestead protection firearms stayed in their normal locations.
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Bigchillin83
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Oh I agree but still gives a good reason to play lol
I had to give up my planned CMP trip to come home early from TN because of the storm. Ended up with only 1.4" rain and a couple of short power outages and ran the generator for about 4 hours. Damn panic mongering weather people - my wife was convinced it was another Katrina/Rita. Should have kept motorcycling in the Smokies another day and hit the CMP on the way home as planned.
Since I don't leave, my options are many.
I'd probably refrain from carrying anything particularly valuable, or collectible outside the home, since the NOPD has a nasty habit of violating the rights of the citizens in Orleans.
In normal times, there's always a handgun within my reach, even when sleeping. A shotgun next to the bed is always handy.
After Katrina, I'd keep a rifle handy while working outside. An AR would be a good choice, although back then it was what I had, a Win. '94.
A good .22 rifle, preferably silenced, is good for taking care of the dogs that hunt in packs. This was a real problem after Katrina. If you own a pet, take it with you.
I'd probably refrain from carrying anything particularly valuable, or collectible outside the home, since the NOPD has a nasty habit of violating the rights of the citizens in Orleans.
In normal times, there's always a handgun within my reach, even when sleeping. A shotgun next to the bed is always handy.
After Katrina, I'd keep a rifle handy while working outside. An AR would be a good choice, although back then it was what I had, a Win. '94.
A good .22 rifle, preferably silenced, is good for taking care of the dogs that hunt in packs. This was a real problem after Katrina. If you own a pet, take it with you.
