changing vote
I'd like to change my vote.
I'll stay with the PTR-91, with a tactical scope on a claw mount and a bi-pod, it's the the most versatile rifle I've got. Low-power (2x - 6x) magnification when you can use them. Iron sights when you need them. A steady platform from which to fire. And a round that, when well-placed, will handle most jobs.
But for the pistol, I want to switch out from the 1911 Bobtail to an H&K USP Compact .45.
Reasoning: If we assume some kind of SHTF scenario is imminent (think Bielski Otriad or Terminator, Post Skynet) in this hypothetical, I'm not thinking I'd want to try to care for the match grade barrel in the Bobtail while living in a dugout in the woods indefinitely.
Shoots beautifully, but it is a task to get it really clean.
And, honestly, I've never had a firearm that was easier to maintain than the USP. Four or five passes with a bore snake and that polygonal profile barrel is bright and shiny.
So, to paraphrase Lyle Lovett: I understand too little too late; I realize there are things you say and do that you can never take back. But what would you be if you didn't even try? You have to try. So after a lot of thought, I'd like to reconsider. Please, If it's not too late, make that a PTR-91 .308 and an H&K USP Compact .45.
And, yes, I still own both.