10-Ring
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Not knowing what will happen in this political climate, I'd go AR 15 followed by 870 & then the 1911 then follow them up w/ lots & lots of ammo
Decisions, Decisions...
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doc2rn
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Most versatile gun on the market
I like the 500a Moss pump, new under $285 with both barrels. Throw in a Mossin for $100 and you still have plenty to put another on deck.
I like the 500a Moss pump, new under $285 with both barrels. Throw in a Mossin for $100 and you still have plenty to put another on deck.
TheDisturbed1
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20" A3 Bushmaster looks like a sure option at this point...
whats leftover from the additional $650 can go towards either a shotty, Mosin, or 1911
whats leftover from the additional $650 can go towards either a shotty, Mosin, or 1911
TheDisturbed1
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7 days left in Poll, throw in any opinons/votes by next Wed.
Eightball
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This answers the question, right there.OP said:
Go with what you want.
Acheron
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Get either a Mosin/AK (I'd pick a Yugo M70 UF) or a Mosin/1911. As Cosmoline said before, Mosins make great trail guns. The 1911 is just a classic sidearm, nothing wrong with that.
jefnvk
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Should be able to easily get a 1911, 870 and Mosin for under $1000.
Baron357
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I would get the Mosin and a 1911 b/c I already have an AK, But if I did not have a rifle like an AK or AR then I would get one of them. I am partial to the AK but not just a regular WASR, a nice one like Arsenal, I LOVE mine.
CZ52GUY
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I recommend the Mossberg for your locale, and please avoid the telestock with the Mossy (with the accompanying Pistol Grip stock).
A pistol grip on a Mossy (even with a fixed stock arrangement) inhibits best interaction with the ergonomic design in terms of activating safety and action release lever.
An 870 is also an excellent choice. I'm a fan of the Mossberg as an affordable, reliable shotty. The Ghost Ring 590 is an outstanding weapon for HD and dealing with issues both 2-legged and 4.
For an AR, the Rock River Arms "vanilla" CAR is a good value, but may exceed your budget in your area.
You might consider upgrading your taste in AK to something like this one:
http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/programming/expand.asp?Prodid=278
I had a SAR-1 from Century and then stepped up to a Armory USA (Global Trades) SSR-56, then an Arsenal Inc. SAM-7S. An AK can be more than a "'gun they use where there is no indoor plumbing" type of rifle. I've spent a fair amount of time customizing my Commie Rifles to taste and been quite pleased with the results.
You have the kind of problem most of us would enjoy having
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Best of luck whatever you decide.
Safe Shooting,
CZ52'
A pistol grip on a Mossy (even with a fixed stock arrangement) inhibits best interaction with the ergonomic design in terms of activating safety and action release lever.
An 870 is also an excellent choice. I'm a fan of the Mossberg as an affordable, reliable shotty. The Ghost Ring 590 is an outstanding weapon for HD and dealing with issues both 2-legged and 4.
For an AR, the Rock River Arms "vanilla" CAR is a good value, but may exceed your budget in your area.
You might consider upgrading your taste in AK to something like this one:
http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/programming/expand.asp?Prodid=278
I had a SAR-1 from Century and then stepped up to a Armory USA (Global Trades) SSR-56, then an Arsenal Inc. SAM-7S. An AK can be more than a "'gun they use where there is no indoor plumbing" type of rifle. I've spent a fair amount of time customizing my Commie Rifles to taste and been quite pleased with the results.
You have the kind of problem most of us would enjoy having
.Best of luck whatever you decide.
Safe Shooting,
CZ52'
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