As I've heard the next zombie apocalypse is upon us, should the club be exploring new digs in preperation for such an event? It seems we do have some extra funds to invest.
http://realestate.yahoo.com/news/anti-z ... tml?page=2
I run the warning sticker on my jeep currently in preperations for such an event (to avoid potential legal implications).
Warning: In the event of zombie apocalypse, this vehicle will be used as a weapon
Hail to the Zombie Apocalypse - Next club purchase?
BKGM Jeepers President Joined: June 2003BKGM Jeepers President Joined: June 2003Kathleen and Brad
Tom SubscriberTom SubscriberI don't have the warning sticker, but should probably get one.
Willie and I did get Ruger 10/22s recently and are turning them into our Zombie Defense Weapons ... http://www.zombiepreparedness.org/node/142
=====If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading -- Lao Tzu
JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF SubscriberI was looking at those houses earlier today, that first castle is way cool. But as you know, if you've watched enough zombie movies, a couple of two-by-fours accross the windows will serve you just as well. That leaves you more money to spend on food and supplies.
A .22 is probably a decent choice for a zombie weapon as you can put a lot of rounds through it and you can carry a lot of ammo for it; cheap to stock up on too. I personally have three .22 rifles, a 30.06 rifle, a .40 caliber pistol, and a .357 pistol. But, the most important zombie weapon of all is my compound bows. Bows are quiet and don't attract more zombies. And when the ammo stores all get sacked, everybody leaves the arrows πI used to wheel a lot. . .
BKGM Jeepers President Joined: June 2003BKGM Jeepers started this President Joined: June 2003"JohnDF" wrote: I was looking at those houses earlier today, that first castle is way cool. But as you know, if you've watched enough zombie movies, a couple of two-by-fours accross the windows will serve you just as well. That leaves you more money to spend on food and supplies.
A .22 is probably a decent choice for a zombie weapon as you can put a lot of rounds through it and you can carry a lot of ammo for it; cheap to stock up on too. I personally have three .22 rifles, a 30.06 rifle, a .40 caliber pistol, and a .357 pistol. But, the most important zombie weapon of all is my compound bows. Bows are quiet and don't attract more zombies. And when the ammo stores all get sacked, everybody leaves the arrows π
My most important zombie weapon is my car! With everyone raiding the ammo stores, I'll be picking up jerry cans and heading off to chevron! Plus, I can take out large swaths of zombies with a single jerry can and a flare (yet another items that raiders pass over).
It's always good to have a strategy...Kathleen and Brad
JohnDF SubscriberJohnDF Subscriber"BKGM Jeepers" wrote: I'll be picking up jerry cans and heading off to chevron! Plus, I can take out large swaths of zombies with a single jerry can and a flare (yet another items that raiders pass over).
Good plan... π
I used to wheel a lot. . .- Guest former userGuest former user
"JohnDF" wrote: [quote="BKGM Jeepers"] I'll be picking up jerry cans and heading off to chevron! Plus, I can take out large swaths of zombies with a single jerry can and a flare (yet another items that raiders pass over).
Good plan... π
I don't know. That 30.06 could stop Brad awful quick.
If I wasn't a law abiding California citizen I'd most certainly own one of these for my 10/22 π
http://www.cabelas.com/product/ProMag84 ... 2+magazine
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BKGM Jeepers President Joined: June 2003BKGM Jeepers started this President Joined: June 2003I guess it's all zombies, all the time!
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/for-die-h ... ndead.htmlKathleen and Brad
scoped Subscriberscoped SubscriberAs long as you keep it disassembled its ok to have and then as parts as long as they are separated. once the lawlessness takes over there are no worries.
I am heading to Reno the 12th after the meeting through the weekend if anyone needs me to pick anything up for them in Free America- Guest former userGuest former user
I've actually had great luck with this so if you're looking to keep something disassembled and separated for your 10/22 this might be a good choice:
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Shooting ... t104815080
scoped Subscriberscoped SubscriberThose are the mags I would recommend the bx25 Ruger factory
Tom SubscriberTom Subscriber"scoped" wrote: As long as you keep it disassembled its ok to have and then as parts as long as they are separated. once the lawlessness takes over there are no worries.
I am heading to Reno the 12th after the meeting through the weekend if anyone needs me to pick anything up for them in Free America
Hmmmmm ... we might need to talk. I have a growing list of "upgrades" to my 10/22.
=====If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading -- Lao Tzu
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