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In my household of 4 people, we have multiples of the same make & calibres. In Rifles: 4 CZ 858's in 7.62X39 cal , 4 AR's in .223, plus 4 bolt actions in 308/7.62X51 In Handguns: 4 CZ SP01 tacticals in 9mm & 1 CZ 85 combat in 9mm also. In Shotguns: 2 Winchester 1300 in 12 guage. In Rimfires: 3 Ruger 10/22 & 1 Ruger SR-22 for rifles , as for rimfire 22lr handguns, it's a mix of 1 Walther P22, 1 GSG 1911 & 1 CZ Kadet. Odd balls, just 1 of each & not multiples of the same calibre or make are 1 Brno in 22lr in bolt rifle, 1 Sako TRG bolt rifle in 300 WM & 1 in 338 LM , 2 Marlins lever rifles 1 in 22 lr & 1 in 44 mag & 1 Lee Enfield bolt in 303 . For pistol/handgun a S&W 629 in 44 mag, a Glock 20 in 10mm auto, a CZ 75b in 40 S&W, 2 colts 1911 in 45acp, a HK P7 in 9mm & a Sig P210 in 9mm.

I agree with your view of things VIS 9.

My view of things from most likely to least likely SHTF. EMP Economy WW3 Earth quakes Tidal wave Pole shift Astroids

Started my seedlings of tomatos,carrots,corn,cucumbers & beans today.

Sorry biblenguns, i'm not a football fan. If needed to choose out of the three, i'd pick Alouettes.

Colt AR-15 or CZ 858 assault rifle is what i've trained with, that's what i'd be holding on to. I like the idea of reaching out & touching the targets, which the shotgun has it's limitations for distant.

I'm not sure if CZ 858 or VZ 58 are sold in the states, they are a clone of the AK 47. At least in looks they are. I'm in Canada & were not allowed to own AK's , but CZ 858's & VZ 58's we can own. Yes they do shoot the 7.62X39 calibre

Deal Extream is where i purchesed my rechargeable CR123 batterys & charger. All my electronic divices that i buy & use are AA, AAA, CR123 & 9 volts.

1/ A rifle in 30 calibre in semi or bolt to reach out from 200 yards & beyond. 2/ Ruger SR-22 rifle to reach out to 80 yards. 3/ CZ Kadet 22lr handgun for 25 yards or less. 4/ Katana or Wakizashi for 5 feet or less, close & personal arm/leg/head removal.

An Estwing axe is what i've put aside for the SHTF.

At my BOL i've put aside darts & board, cards, chess, checkers & monopoly games. Anything that does not require electricity or batterys would be ideal.

I have afew different types of presses, Dillon 450 , RCBS rockchucker & partner press plus an older CH "H" press. The Dillon mainly for pistol ammo & the others for rifle ammo. The CH press is used mainly for rifle & shotgun ammo. Been reloading now for almost 30 years comming. LOL .

Up here in ontario Canada, we are now paying $1.40 a litre for regular gas. Which is $6.30 a gallon.:mad: You guy's in the states have it good compaired to us Canadians.

Reloaded 1,600 rds of 45acp ammo. Will be reloading some rifle ammo on the weekend, mostly 308/7.62x51 & 338 LM.

The only Glock i own is a 10mm auto Glock 20 SF. I love shooting my 10mm more than my 45acp Colt 1911's.

I would never go to one of these fema camps. I'd rather die first. My personal view is, it's the sheeple that would go there. the one's relying on the goverment for everything & not preping at all for anything.

Picked up some 50lb bags of dog food.

I love my dog & she'll be with me where ever i go.

Today i picked up 4 50lb bags of dog food for my german sherpard.

On my belt Leatherman wave & a 240 lumins flash light that uses one CR123 battery. A Rat 3 neck knife, key chain has a fire steel attached to it plus a small bubble compus & nail clippers. My shirt pocket always has a Smith & Wesson tactical pen & a carpenters pencil. I have a fanny pack that i carry, items inside are miniture wind up flash light, couple of condoms, 12 feet of 550 paracord, my wallet, A small SAS survival book, chewing gum & a couple of energy bars. Can't carry any personal firearms on me as a daily carry, its not allowed in Canada. LOL.

On my belt Leatherman wave & a 240 lumins flash light that uses one CR123 battery. A Rat 3 neck knife, key chain has a fire steel attached to it plus a small bubble compus & nail clippers. My shirt pocket always has a Smith & Wesson tactical pen & a carpenters pencil. I have a fanny pack that i carry, items inside are miniture wind up flash light, couple of condoms, 12 feet of 550 paracord, my wallet, A small SAS survival book, chewing gum & a couple of energy bars. Can't carry any personal firearms on me as a daily carry, its not allowed in Canada. LOL.

Joined this survival forum to hopefully learn things that i might not know. As i walk through the jurney of life, i'm willing to learn something new every day.