LenoirGunner

This thread should not still be living. NOW LEAVE!!

I would like to see 500 post in here by its 2 year anniversary. But please do not read or view the content out of respect for me the original poster.

I think this thread is well on its way to being the most commented and view thread in the forum. Keep it up! Permission to view this is still not allowed however and I would like to please ask once again that you do not view this forum but merely enjoy.

Doubtful. Would need so much resources that it would make more sense to build a big walled fort on the Mississippi river.

Yea but for a decent one that I would stake my survival on I could spend that money and build out one he'll of a truck with new drive train in it.

Uh no.

I am 22 I have not lived a life yet.

Thank you. I really didn't know it was that good of a deal until I got it home. I knew it was a good rifle, just not that good.

Turley a thread that will continue the test of time. Why tell them about it when you can show it to them.

Monarch is all I buy now. Best price and have ZERO issues out of it.

I think we need to organize a club meet somewhere and get together to have a club shoot. Somewhere on private property where we will not bother or clog up a public range. I have no land myself sizeable enough to host such an event, but is anyone interested and is someone willing to supply a venue in which to host it?

Of course eventually all vehicles will be useless. But in the beginning which are the most crucial hours, days, weeks, and even months is what I am talking about. Something that can push through carry/ tow and is very off road capable is what is on my list. Diesel seems like the most viable engine choice being that it can run on such a variety of easy to find fuels given you have plethora of spare fuel filters and a crude way of cleaning dirty fuel. Getting out is ofcourse the hardest part and getting paired up with a group of like minded individuals is of course key to survival. But I think for the start I would want a short bed 4x4 truck that has 33" tires and some decent bumpers winch and cb radio.

Nothing to be ashamed of. I am actually proud of the accomplishments that this thread has managed to achieve.

I hear they are like rabbits, they multiply like crazy. I might need to get this on neutered to keep that from happening.

GOT IT.

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Thanks. I got to go shoot it today for the first time. It was perfect and flawless. I could not ask for a better gun.

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Got photos on the computer. Just cant figure out how to paste them on here

Let me see if I can figure out how to get them on here.

I can't believe this thread is still going. Every one of you are pathetic. And yet we all still keep coming back. :usa:

Actually the whole tacticool thing does not appeal to me at all. I don't want a gun loaded up with useless goodies. I like plain and simple and useful upgrades. 45 degree sights with 6 grips and 12 different sights lasers light shows with enough flashlight to land an airplane does not appeal to me at all. I am thinking all I may do is put an angled forward grip.

So I was down in Harriman, TN at a local pawn shop just browsing when I came across and AR smith and Wesson labeled as being a .223 for $600. I asked to look at it and in closer inspection it was a 5.56 smith and Wesson m&p 15. Troy rear flip sight and front A sight. Quard rail with a 30 round p mag and 6 position stock. It has some small scratches on the barrel but I could not pass up on the price. After showing her the scratches and how dirty it was she knocked it down to $502- $560 OTD with a box of ammo. I get home with it and do some research and it is a M&p15x which MSRP is $1300! She told me she had priced it herself off of what she saw online and she priced it as a Sport model. Then gun is in great shape all cleaned up (apart from the small scratches) and I am going to shoot it this Saturday. Any suggestions, comments, concerns for a first time AR owner?

So far my survival vehicle is a 4x4 full sized v8 truck. 33" mud terrain tires. Has push bumper up front with a CB radio. Single cab short bed so it is still maneuverable, plus I have my camper to tow for housing and extra storage.