sawn-off shotgun

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Originally Posted by ken o

In Allen we have Hipster Rapist Zombies driving Bimmers.

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Fixed.

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Originally Posted by CosmosMpower

I disagree, in close quarters a shotgun is longer, heavier and harder to aim/get down hallways with. Also at 3-5 yards (average size of a medium size room in a house) the spread of buckshot just isn't that big.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKk45i9DzDA

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Our bedroom (where my wife or I would be) is at the back of the house, accessed by a 25-30' hallway. If she is defending herself, the term fish in a barrel comes to mind.

While the discussion on chain saws is interesting... they aren't too reliable here when talking about home invasion (zombie or otherwise)...

Those of you with chain saws go out and see if your saw will start on the first or second pull... though, if the sound of your cursing at the thing doesn't scare off the intruder, you could always throw it at them..

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Originally Posted by Dave04

While the discussion on chain saws is interesting... they aren't too reliable here when talking about home invasion (zombie or otherwise)...

Those of you with chain saws go out and see if your saw will start on the first or second pull... though, if the sound of your cursing at the thing doesn't scare off the intruder, you could always throw it at them..

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Electric chainsaw and a 100' extension cord? ::Fruity::

on the ammo subject, i was cabelas yesterday and they have 12g 00 rubber rounds so no wories about going threw walls . i think it was right at 4.99 for 5. (not 100% sure on that though)

Personally, my Saiga12 with a 20rd drum of mil-spec 00 next to my bed helps me sleep at night.. lol

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Originally Posted by JKKent

on the ammo subject, i was cabelas yesterday and they have 12g 00 rubber rounds so no wories about going threw walls . i think it was right at 4.99 for 5. (not 100% sure on that though)

Personally, my Saiga12 with a 20rd drum of mil-spec 00 next to my bed helps me sleep at night.. lol

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Are the 00 rubber rounds considered lethal or non lethal? I wonder if that is more or a riot control type ammo.

Less than lethal, the rubber slugs, bean bags/hydrobags, etc will still kill someone if you hit them in the wrong area. Use something real in a defense situation, those are for "behavioral modification" in riots and stuff like that.

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Originally Posted by tailchaser

DON'T COME CRYING TO ME THAT I DIDN'T WARN YOU.

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Gross! I've never seen blackheads that big.

A long ago employee of mine asked me clean up the mess after his eight year old was accidentally shot by his buddy. Believe me,bird shot will do the trick. The kid lived and I just had to clean up leg meat.

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Originally Posted by lostlorin

A long ago employee of mine asked me clean up the mess after his eight year old was accidentally shot by his buddy. Believe me,bird shot will do the trick. The kid lived and I just had to clean up leg meat.

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8 year old and 250 pound grown man charging at you are two different things.

^Also12inches and 12 feet are a huge difference when birdshot is concerned.

Unless of course the birdshot is suspended in wax.... Those things are NASTY.



http://youtu.be/A_966NVdjoI

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Originally Posted by Jiggerachi

I realized I had short stroked the action

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I assume this was an 870 (or clone)?

^This was on my Mossberg 88. Didn't rack it with enough gusto. Wasn't in any way the gun's(or design's) fault.

If you are still interested, I was in academy yesterday 75&spring creek, two mossberg 88's one short barrel for 189, and a savage 350 for 219.

Ever cleaned a bird shot at 12 feet?

What bird? Dove would be a pile of feathers at that distance!

no i have not but my no choke 18.5" patrerns off the paper at hallway distances with birdshot. id imagine it would be somethibg like the pellets in that guys back posted earlier.