Bug out/Backpack gun

It really depends on the threat assessment. There's a Keltec CMR30 in the vehicle all the time as default. If more tactical/less discreet options are required, this can be adjusted.

 

Hey @Bandit99 , the HK MP- is a clone of what is arguably the greatest version of the little sub gun ever, the 10MM, with its distinctive strait mags! They are available from Atlantic Firearms now and then, apparently they are super popular, so hard to get, gotta get on the list and hope one pops up!

The P-90 is a match made in heaven for a little sub gun, it's so slick and handy it becomes a part of you, it just lands at the shoulder perfectly aligned and ready to rock, and that little 5.7 is no joke as serious business, love them or hate them, you shoot one, it will convert ya, trust me!

 

I would sure hate to leave behind my little single shot 6.5. I can dot their eye at 500 yards. I've killed crow that distance and a bit further. I would not fair as well in a full shoot out but i can sure snipe em one at a time.

 

I think you are talking about this one, the Omega build called: OMEGA OM10 10MM PISTOL
Is this it? It looks like they tried to make it as close to the original as possible. They certainly look good and say the right things... Notice that they don't even have a price on them as they are such high demand.

Atlantic Firearms,llc - AtlanticFirearms.com

 

You could drop quite a few before they can get in range with AKs and pistol caliber stuff.

 

Shoot and move, best plan ever!

 

Yessir, that's one of them, there are two or three ( can't remember right now) manufactures making these clones, the one I want has the longer 11 inch barrel and will take the tail cone of the standard MP-5, so that all stocks will now fit! I also know from past pricing that they are somewhere south of $1500 out the door, and while original steel mags run around $75 each, the newer Polly mags are around $45 each! The old school claw mount is also available as a clone, but actually improved in its retention, so it's not only correct in function, but much better in functionality!
If I could only have the one bullet hose, this would be it!

 

My home is my BOL... I moved here for that very reason..

1. small town
2. like minded, conservative community, sheriff is conservative
3. geographically isolated - nearest large (275k) city is 1 1/2 hours away, and no major highways or freeways connecting.
4. live on one way country road, houses only on one side
5. Neighbors all know each other, look out for each other and we've already had the "talk"...

Won't be any outsiders coming here when the Chuck Schumer hits the fan..

 

Most of us wouldn't just have a single firearm on a bug out. I have an AR 15 and a Rugger 9mm carbine for our vehicles, but may swap the 9mm out for their new 5.7 caribine. My holstered weapon would be my Kimber Custom II .45 with the Keltec CP 33 as a back up. Yes, it is a .22 but 33 rounds of .22 is a lot of back up.

Your mileage may vary. Lots of great options out there.

 

Based on the UK's strict firearm regulations where self-defense isn't valid grounds for licensing, I'm focusing on tactical airsoft replicas (like Tokyo Marui NGRS series) for realistic training drills - their 1J power limit keeps them legal while mimicking weapon handling. Pair this with a UK-legal pepper spray (under 2.5% OC) and a baton-style 200-lumen flashlight for non-lethal deterrence that won't breach prohibitions

 

this is the pistol in my 22 bag. cp33 sdn6 .30 cal can fits rifle and pistol. its a little heavy but spits 22 nice. i love keltec,,, but their marketing sucks. can get exstension to hold 50 in one mag,,, i just have not printed it yet. so 25lb bag has 10 25rd 10/22 mags and 5 cp33. i put 25 in my cp33 mags,,,, so 425rd loaded in mags. twitchy finger emptys them fast. light rain gear, 1 mre, straw water filer and the usual stuff. i mostly atv and bike now,,,, vroom vroom not ugh ugh.

 

the new sub2k in 57 looks awesome.

 

The old AR-7 has been my basic bug-out survival weapon forever. About 1992 I purchased an original Armalite model with the camo stock at a gun show. If you've ever seen the 1972 movie Rage with George C. Scott, that's the model he used in the film. I rather stupidly sold it a few years later. I had a Charter Arms model and presently own the Henry. I know there are better choices now, but it's worked pretty good for me. .22LR isn't the best for anti-personnel use, but you can kill a man quite easily with it, of course. Good for small game and you can carry a fairly substantial amount of it on your person as opposed to larger calibers if you found yourself on foot in a bug-out situation - which I hope to hell not to be on foot, but if I ever did.

 

cool guns. i dremeled a firing pin return spring on mine. when dirty the firing pin would stick out and cause ftf.
i think the henery has that fixed not sure.

 

Besides the AR-7, the Ruger Mk. II pistol would be a good addition to a bug-out bag with commonality of ammo. I don't know if they are still being manufactured, but there was a Marlin break-down .22 rifle and a version of the Ruger 10/22 of that type, also.

 

I like boats and have a couple for getting into tight spots, catching fish frogs, etc..Have nets so we can probably eat every day.
The small boat is 12v powered, Not super fast but quite!

 

.22 weapons are supposedly the quietest unsuppressed firearms? With very low recoil?

But you would have to shoot a human in the head or throat to stop them?

Nets make fishing a lot more easy, fun and practical
Also a great way to catch shrimp where they exist like in South Florida!

What do you think about inflatable boats, lightweight RIBs or SIBs with motors?
They are easy to use and I like the flexibility of being able to carry them onshore with some help

 

early 2000 i did alaska watercraft tours on jetskis. super fast. 60 to 80 miles of resurrection bay coastline in 2-3 hrs. at the peak of everyone hates jetskis. lost alot of money and learned being a great tour guide dosnt matter if you suck at marketing. i allways wanted to try a 12v conversion on one. battery power density now might make that possible.

 

Air guns are probably quieter if not pushed to highest velocities.

and the human body doesn't like fluids leaking out of it. A body shot may cause them to break contact and reconsider their actions. And I consider that a stop. Stop in their tracks probably needs to be taking out the central nervous system link.

 

Marlin Papoose. My wife has one.