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zombieland
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Graham Brothers's Ringed Razzel and my BCM AR.
hunterfisher808
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Some kind of battle mistress, perhaps?
For the gun....it depends. What kind of zombies? How fast are they? What does it take to stop/kill them? Most likely one form or another of a semi automatic (or select fire) detachable magazine fed centerfire rifle. AR, AK, M1, M1A1, FAL.....let's say a DS Arms FAL
For the gun....it depends. What kind of zombies? How fast are they? What does it take to stop/kill them? Most likely one form or another of a semi automatic (or select fire) detachable magazine fed centerfire rifle. AR, AK, M1, M1A1, FAL.....let's say a DS Arms FAL
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A trident missile.....................and a SAK
A Warren Thomas Naginata. Not really a knife but i don't want to get too close to zombie cooties. :barf:
As far as a gun, some sore of AR like a Noveske N4. But more than that, a HUGE supply of ammo.
As far as a gun, some sore of AR like a Noveske N4. But more than that, a HUGE supply of ammo.
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Izula and a 12 gauge
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As far as a gun, some sore of AR like a Noveske N4. But more than that, a HUGE supply of ammo.
+ a CGFBM, and SAK to open canned food.
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I saw the movie over the weekend, and liked it. Of course, I like all zombie movies. This particular one was a bit heavy on exposition, and light on mayhem for my tastes- but any zombie movie is better than a non-zombie movie.
The main character carried a side-by-side 12 ga. Probably the worst choice you could possibly make for an anti-zombie weapon, with bulky ammo, slow reloads, heavy recoil, and limited standoff distance and accuracy. Personally, my choice would always be to go with a .22LR for the walking dead. Zombies are not people, you aren't going to stop them with center-of-mass hits. You need headshots. And you need to be able to carry a LOT of ammo. .22 ammo is the smallest and lightest you are going to find, and the easiest to locate in large quantities. I think a Ruger 10/22 with the biggest magazines you can find, and a red-dot scope is just the ticket for a longarm. Don't forget plenty of cleaning gear! For a sidearm, you want a Smith & Wesson revolver in .22. And for a knife, you want a Busse NMFBM.
The main character carried a side-by-side 12 ga. Probably the worst choice you could possibly make for an anti-zombie weapon, with bulky ammo, slow reloads, heavy recoil, and limited standoff distance and accuracy. Personally, my choice would always be to go with a .22LR for the walking dead. Zombies are not people, you aren't going to stop them with center-of-mass hits. You need headshots. And you need to be able to carry a LOT of ammo. .22 ammo is the smallest and lightest you are going to find, and the easiest to locate in large quantities. I think a Ruger 10/22 with the biggest magazines you can find, and a red-dot scope is just the ticket for a longarm. Don't forget plenty of cleaning gear! For a sidearm, you want a Smith & Wesson revolver in .22. And for a knife, you want a Busse NMFBM.
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Condor combat machete and my good ol' trusty FAL