[Kaslin]

Mike Adams Column

Please Freepmail me if you want to be added, readded, or removed

[refermech]

No AK47 ?

[exDemMom]

Just commit to buying a gun a month, if possible.

Ouch. At the price of a decent quality gun, I haven't bought a single one. I don't think I could afford one a month.

[trebb]

380 Automatic. I have no use for a 380 but women like to shoot them. That’s a good enough reason to own one. I like the Walther just because it’s pretty and James Bond used one.

380 isn't my favorite but I own 2 as they are perfect for concealed carry and plenty effective enough at "normal" self-defense distances (for one who knows how to shoot) with the Critical Defense rounds.

My wife carries a 9mm in her purse so she "outguns" me on a daily basis....

Back to the story - going with weapons that use the ammo readily available at Walmart isn't a bad idea, but stocking up on ammo for the weapons you have is a better idea.

[Chode]

.308, there is no substitute...

[TYVets]

No .308 ?

[glock rocks]

Shoot what’s popular and readily available - 9mm, .40, 5.56, 7.62, 12ga.

If the other shoe drops, there won’t be a Wal-Mart open.

[TYVets]

Area Walmarts don't sell handguns, but do sell ammo for them.

In this state the National Instant Criminal Background Check System is the only paper work required for purchase by the state or federals.

[InABunkerUnderSF]

There's a Walmart in Colorado Springs that has .22 LR!

ROAD TRIP!!!

[Travis McGee]

[baltimorepoet]

This is the final list of 27 which I will eventually have. I currently have 14 on this list: (14/27)

PISTOLS (1/6)
.357 S&W Model 686 Plus Pro
40S&W Glock 22
.45ACP Glock 30
9mm Glock 17 [has Belorussian Nayvis 34 red dot]
9mm Beretta 92FS
5.56 Wyndham AR pistol

SHOTGUNS & PC CARBINES (4/6)
12ga Mossberg 500 Tactical
12ga Mossberg 500 Mariner
9mm Hi-Point carbine
45ACP Hi-Point carbine
9mm Kel Tec Sub 2000 carbine (mag compatible with Beretta 92FS)
40S&W Kel Tec Sub 2000 carbine (mag compatible with Glock 22)

MID-RANGE rifles (6/6)
5.56 Stag Arms AR15
5.56 Stag Arms AR15
5.56 Stag Arms AR15
7.62 M+M AK47
7.62 M+M AK47
7.62 M+M AK47
[these 6 have Aimpoint PRO red dots
Vortex VMT-3T $199 flip-to-side 3X scopes]

22LR rifles (1/6)
22LR Remington 597 (scope included)
22LR Remington 597 (scope included)
22LR Henry Repeating AR-7
22LR Henry Repeating AR-7
22LR Ruger 10/22 Takedown
22LR Ruger 10/22 Takedown

Essential DMR’s (2/3)
.308 FNH SCAR 17S
.308 DPMS LR-308
.308 Remington 700 sps aac
[all 3 with Nikon M-308 800m BDC reticle scopes]

[Rebelbase]

Mike Adams ulterior motive for this article is to send a DFwM message to all the whacked out academics, students, homos/lesbos and muslims who re offended at his writings.

[showme_the_Glory]

Or “The Gun Range Rule”. Go to the gun range. With full ear muffs go to the loudest guns on the range. Buy those. /s

[pa_dweller]

As Bill Frady reminds us, it’s more important to be proficient with the one(s) you have than to be in the gun-a-month club.

[baltimorepoet]

One thing to consider this: http://www.luckygunner.com/labs/2013-ammo-stats/ If things go south, you want the popular ammos.

[wrench]

The guy has way too many calibers. If just starting out, limit to 4 calibers only, and get several guns for each caliber. Once you have the basics covered in both ammo quantity and guns for each caliber, then start expanding your caliber selection.

For instance, 22lr guns are available in both rifle and pistol. Same for 38/357, 223/5.56, 300AAC, and 7.62X39.

Stay with one shotgun ammo (12 or 20, etc).

If I ever buy a gun or start a “collection”, this is what I would do. Buying 20 different calibers of ammo is silly, and the article doesn’t even mention 7.62X39, the most widely used caliber worldwide.

[jch10]

Thanks for sharing this information.

[A Cyrenian]

Bttt

[Hot Tabasco]

I would add a quality .22 cal pellet rifle, you can’t beat the price of the ammo and quantity.

[HWGruene]

Never have I purchased a brand new gun for myself.
My dad gave me my grandpas Winchester lever action 30.30 serial number was 300,000ish. Teddy Roosevelt got the millionth one.
All the others I bought used from either gun stores or pawn shops. Never had one that disappointed me.