Two Guns and Only Two Guns.

[PA PATRIOT]

This has been discussed in the past but we have a lot of new faces and I think a revisit can add some new opinions.

For what ever reason (You can Imagine whatever) you can only own two guns and only two guns which you can financially afford and legally own. These two guns have to cover all of your CCW, hunting, home defense and bug-out needs.

No caliber conversion kits but same caliber replacement barrels which are no tool in the field replaceable are ok.

Have at it and please list the reasons for you choices.

[lunchbox]

My choices not because I think their the best, but well suited..(remember it was a Samurai that made the sword not the other way around)
1Glock, because has the most readily available parts and most are interchangable. 9mm would be the safe bet as is most common.
2AR, 69gr will put down alot of game animals may have to tap em twice to get their full attention(not the best), but has been done.
then pop in 55gr clip for 3100 fps of personal defence.

close call for shotgun as well slugs/heavy game/light game, all on same side saddle.

[boomhower]

Glock 23 and an AR.


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[gun71530]

Quality AR and a Glock 19

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[Noodles McGee]

Ar in 5.56
Glock 9mm

What more do you need?

[feedramp]

^^^^^ EOT.

[Littlelebowski]

AR15 middy or M4 configuration. Third or second generation Glock 19 or 17.

[mallowpufft]

Two guns is not nearly enough... at least for me.

A quality 9mm pistol is a pretty obvious choice. I'm partial to the M&P or glock.
Reasonable ammo cost and exceptionally common so it's easy to find.

After that it gets hard. At least for me.
22 lr is a great small game round and I've heard tell of taking deer and black bear (eye shots within 50 yards) from some of the old timers.
5.56 will do the trick in smaller and medium game but it pretty much decimates little critters. But it's also a far sight more useful than .22lr on two legged vermin.
12 or 20g with a set of chokes and a slug barrel gets you good small game/bird coverage as well as larger game with slugs so it would be pretty handy, too.

Tough choices on that second gun...

But I think that the versatility of the AR platform in 5.56 would reign supreme.

(can I have my custom air pistol that puts out .177 pellets at 800 fps for squirrels, rabbits and birds? Here in VA it's not considered a firearm... )

It's best to blame my misspelled words on autocorrect.

[lunchbox]

My choices not because I think their the best, but well suited..(remember it was a Samurai that made the sword not the other way around)
1Glock, because has the most readily available parts and most are interchangable. 9mm would be the safe bet as is most common.
2AR, 69gr will put down alot of game animals may have to tap em twice to get their full attention(not the best), but has been done.
then pop in 55gr clip for 3100 fps of personal defence.

close call for shotgun as well slugs/heavy game/light game, all on same side saddle.

Don't get too angry with me OP but i'm about to cheat as far as cal.conv. Still stickn with original 2 but the reason I really like (as in have in my own BOB) this set up is I have 22lr drop in for AR, and have glock 23(G3) so the 40 to 9mm drop in barrel also makes since. So with 2 weapons I have 4 cals covered. Once again sorry for strayn off, but really think that this a great setup worth considering.

[CRAMBONE]

Ok since we haven't been told air support isn't authorized....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_AC-130

but I guess to follow the rules I would have my support team switch between the 25mm, 40mm, or 105mm ,and only use one, as mission determined.

And then I would have an AR.