Tools to help me survive the zombie apocalypse

I used plastidip to blackout the bumpers really easy to do. Wheels are next, think I will do the center caps in the green.
 
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Criketdave, Academy sports+ outdoors should have Hornady Zombie Max™ 12 Gauge Buckshot Shotshells.
 
Those Zombie Loads....Guarantee you can make them cheaper by yourself with maybe $100 worth of gear. I pour my own slugs and make buck/ball combo loads. That'll stop pretty much anything dead or alive. Better to have the supplies to regenerate the potent stuff than to run out because you only bought a box or two. Do you really think the blood-thirsty masses are going to wait for you to make a Wal-Mart run??

-Emt1581
 
Oh I have all the loading equipment and load for everything I shoot. The zombie max is just a novelty fun item for me.
 
2 dillon presses, one for small primers one for large, and 4 shotgun presses. Casting and molds as well.
 
Finished my blackout project this morning..now I need a Hummer recovery vehicle sticker just in case I see Garth stuck somewhere. lol.

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cricketdave said:
Finished my blackout project this morning..now I need a Hummer recovery vehicle sticker just in case I see Garth stuck somewhere. lol.
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Wow, that blackout job looks sweet! Did you use the spray Plastidip? Or dunk those parts somehow? Epic awesome.

And you are saying it's a GRV (Garth Recovery Vehicle)? Where are the racks to hold the beer? :)
 
I used the spray plastidip on the bumpers and grill. Easy to use just fog on a bunch of coats like 5 or 6. Used krylon bbq paint for the wheels. Picked up a can of rustoleum bbq paint since I was short on the krylon. Rustoleum bbq paint even though it says black is freaking grey. So resprayed with krylon.

So instead of buying the trail team black bumper parts and grill and powder coating the wheels, which would have run about 1500 total. I spent 25 bucks on spray cans. Wife was reasonably happy about that, she thinks someones going to run into me at night.
 
I've got three things to say...ken44 that is one AWESOME looking blade....Z51 I like your choice for the glock magazine............and cricketdave, the truck looks great but the zombie response unit sticker is too cool brotha.....forgive my ignorance because I don't know a whole lot about shotgun models but what kind of shot gun is that??
 
Wolfdad that is a converted Saiga 12 gauge, it takes a 5,10, or 20 round drum magazine. Really fun to shoot.
 
I would have never guessed-I actually had a Saiga 12 gauge in the original configuration and I've seen a modified one with a quad rail but not one like yours, looks great in green-very cool..... Do you have any of the 20 round drum mags- the one I had with mine functioned flawlessly and held up good.
 
Yeah I have one drum, works great i just seldom play with it. The 10rounders are easier to carry around. My pic was pretty dark its actually black not green. I used a tapco trigger group and pistol grip and just hunted around in my box of ak crap for the rest.
 
Cricket,
If things get bad come pick me up. I have no problem riding shotgun. Blackout turned out great Bro.

Garth
 
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