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·concealable (when disassembled) or that's not an autoloader, and isn't either 223 or .22lr, preferably both (as in an AR15, with the Ciener .22 conversion unit. The other stuff is too limited in use for me. I can always fit an upper in 7.62 x39, 300 Whisper, 50 bmg, 9mm,. .45, etc to the AR lower if I wish. So why should I limit myself to guns that are less versatile? Even if I had the money to waste on them, I dont have the time to spend on being adequately skilled with them, and I dont want to be bothered to secure, insure, and maintain them. I dont want more than 5 pistols, for the same reason, and one of those is to be cached, as are 2 of the 4 rifles (sks and Papoose Marlin)
It's far better to have one's "fun" with truly combat capable guns, and to build real skill with such, than to only have "sporting" guns, and someday have to fight with them. Or have both fighting and sporting guns, and be only half-skilled with the fighting guns.
It's far better to have one's "fun" with truly combat capable guns, and to build real skill with such, than to only have "sporting" guns, and someday have to fight with them. Or have both fighting and sporting guns, and be only half-skilled with the fighting guns.