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If one is none, and two is one (I think that is how it goes) how close does your second or matching rifle have to be to the first?
"Two is one and one is none". Old adage hailing from the Force Recon ranks. Emphasis on team work.
My father raised me to have at least two rifles for defensive weapons. That way if your primary goes tits up you still have a candle in the wind. As for matching, IMHO the rifles do not need to be identical to one another. I'm more concerned with caliber and magazine commonality (example M16A2 & M4).
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