C&R longarm to take to Iraq?
Let's say you are a civilian contractor, and are being transferred to Iraq to help out with the rebuilding. What ONE C&R longarm would you take so that a video of your decapitation DOESN'T wind up...
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Because I can hit a hens tooth with it and also over there is probably some ammo.7.62x54r is common there and those pack a whelp or two when they hit flesh.
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Not really what you were looking for but my choice would be my Cetme.Mainly because I can hit better and harder with it than my SKS,faster than my Enfields,and farther away than a shotgun.I'd really...
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It'd be a CETME for me too, at this point. Depending on my area of expertise or what they wanted me to do; sharpshooting? Then it'd be my M39 Finn. Unless they wanted to give me a Rem700 SWS....
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I voted for a Lee-Enfield variant. I would choose my 2A1 if I was limited to only one rifle. Why? Well, the 2A1 shoots the 7.62 x 51 NATO load, so ammunition should be available. It holds a lot of...
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I'll take a FAL thank you. There isn't anything in your pole that I'd feel, even close, to well armed with. P.S. in 2009 the AR-15's of 1959 vintage become C&R so I'd take one of those in the...
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M1 Garand with lots of loaded clips and AP round for hitting the Goblins through doors and walls.
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91/59 or m39, I don't care which, because I know and like the caliber and the way M/Ns handle, especially the carbine which, IMO, is a perfect go everywhere urban bolt action. Once there I'm sure I...
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I'm sure there are SOPs in place for this. Doubt you can bring your own.
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