Saw this on the Stag website.

 

http://www.stagarms.com/product_info.php?products_id=368

Looks cool and all but....60 rounds and 2 mags won't get you far. I also think that can be had for less if you shop wisely. However I do like it when companies put out novelty things like this.

Looks cool and all but....60 rounds and 2 mags won't get you far. I also think that can be had for less if you shop wisely. However I do like it when companies put out novelty things like this.

 

Let's suspend reality here for a second and assume that Iran launches 3 nuclear bombs that Detonate 250 miles over the Eastern Seaboard, the Central plains and the Rocky Mountains on December 21, 2012. This will immediately regress the United States 150 years.

 

You are not at your survival retreat when this happens.

 

Your goal is to get to the retreat.

 

You are alone and have to walk or ride a bicycle around 50 miles.

 

What is going to be your strategy?

 

1. Travel during the day, brandish and shoot anything that moves or looks at you funny.

2. Travel at night with maximum concealment when you can, retreat if you can, brandish if you have to and shoot if you have no other options.

 

Which do you think is more likely to get to your destination?

Yes,

 

I read One Second After. I also read Lights Out, The Road, Patriots, The Last Centurion, Dies the Fire and pretty much any dystopian fiction I can find.

Not to hijack...sir...try deep winter.......7-8 out of10

 

Looking at the Amazon reviews, the first one isn't very good. One of the complaints in the first review is one of my complaints about Patriots. Rawles does exactly the same thing. Instead of "George grabbed the shotgun from the Jeep" the text is "George grabbed his Mossberg 500 with the Mesa Tactical LEO recoil reduction stock with the Surefire M900A-WH Millennium vertical foregrip with weapon light mounted on the Surefire M70 Picatinny rail forend. He slung the Blackhawk tactical sling over his shoulder, it holds an extra 15 rounds of 12 gauge Remington Express Magnum buckshot 3" #000 Buck with 10 Pellets moving at 1225 fps."

 

It gets old. heh.

I would never buy that, what a waste of money.

 

The fact that Stag is marketing this to all the zombie lovers and apocalypse die-harders is lame, BUT with that said, I bet you they will sell A LOT of them!

Let's suspend reality here for a second and assume that Iran launches 3 nuclear bombs that Detonate 250 miles over the Eastern Seaboard, the Central plains and the Rocky Mountains on December 21, 2012. This will immediately regress the United States 150 years.

 

You are not at your survival retreat when this happens.

 

Your goal is to get to the retreat.

 

You are alone and have to walk or ride a bicycle around 50 miles.

 

What is going to be your strategy?

 

1. Travel during the day, brandish and shoot anything that moves or looks at you funny.

2. Travel at night with maximum concealment when you can, retreat if you can, brandish if you have to and shoot if you have no other options.

 

Which do you think is more likely to get to your destination?

#2 is definitely the better option. That being said, if I ever have the option of having a "survival retreat" that I need to get to, you can bet I'm going to be carrying more than 60 rounds of ammo to get there.

Saw this on the Stag website.

 

http://www.stagarms.com/product_info.php?products_id=368

 

 

Yeah I'll get one of these and keep it near my Y2K kit and my global warming kit.

From the movie "The Survivors"

 

[Donald and Jack in a shoot-out to the death]

Donald: Jaaaack?

Jack: Yeah?

Donald: Time out, OK?

Jack: Time out?

Donald: Time out.

Jack: What do you mean, 'time out?'

Donald: You're not gonna believe this. I was in a hurry when I left the cabin this morning, and, well, silly me, I got the wrong bullets.

I have a couple of those kits ready to go contained in a much less conspicuous cases. Did you know, that a AR M4-gery will fit broken down quite nicely in a 5.11 Business Tactical Bag. I have similar to this, but the older version had back pack straps hidden on the back. Carrying this with a half dozen mags, some MRE's and a first aid kit will draw a lot less attention then a Pelican case. If need the water proof feature, ziplocs and the rifle storage bags work pretty good.

 

5.11 - Business Tactical