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dissecting the vagaries of what gun best
suits which mission.
At the very least, you need a decent hand-
gun, three magazines and a couple of extra
boxes of zombie ammo. Cheap FMJ rounds
are for training and fun. High-end hollow
points fi ll your ready mags for counter-
zombie purposes. If your particular locale
won’t allow you to maintain a fi rearm for
personal defense, you should move.
Anything beyond that is situationally
dependent. If you are streaming inland
to avoid a hurricane, I’d pass on the
heavy-barreled sniper rifl e. However—and
particularly given the popularity of the
pistol-stabilizing brace—a compact
rifl e-caliber weapon no longer needs to
take up much space. (It would also be
mighty comforting if your vehicle ends up
surrounded by rioters.)
A reliable .22 rifl e will, indeed, fi ll the
cooking pot, but how many times will you
really be hunting for subsistence in a mod-
ern bug-out scenario? What is much more
likely is that you might be pushing through
‹ You’ll need a decent handgun, three unfamiliar areas, along with a lot of other
magazines and some ammo. If your locale folks who are heading for safety. A .22 can
won’t allow you to maintain a firearm for
protection, you should move. be an e ective deterrent to ne’er-do-wells,
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