What would you grab if all hell broke loose,

[zed6309]

For me it would be the buck 110 and the leatherman supertool both on my belt what about you guys,

[TripleF]

In addition to what I carry every day (SAK, Spyderco Spydercard, and whatever is clipped to my pocket) I would grab my Schrade Old Timer 125 OT.

[zed6309]

In addition to what I carry every day (SAK, Spyderco Spydercard, and whatever is clipped to my pocket) I would grab my Schrade Old Timer 125 OT.

Nice choices, when i mean all hell brakes loose i guess i mean mass riots end of law and order, i would pick the most usefull companions

[tjmurphy]

First would be my Glock 19 and my .38 special pocket pistol, then my Helle HE30 and my Case 31SAB. I don't own any long guns but that will change shortly.

[garddogg56]

Remington semi 30-06 with 20round magazine,my C-9,then my western w49B,Kershaw Scallion Then pray for my enemy Oh yea my CASE 62130 would want to be there!

[Owd Wullie]

I doubt I'd take the "bubba teef"

[allmightyoz]

Buck 119, sling the mossberg 500 over my back, grab the new Palmetto State Armory AR15, and grab my BoB.

[zed6309]

lol so it would be my BB gun then i forget sometimes you guys are better set up than us poor under guned uk guys

[MITCH RAPP]

[jmh58]

I am riding with Mitch!!! John

[zed6309]

I am riding with Mitch!!! John

Me too

[Paladin]

Very interesting topic! Over a career of nearly 50 years I have asked many people this question when affected by both hurricanes and forest fires.
Almost without variation the ladies select photos and various memorabilia. Men are almost universal in answering "hunting and fishing stuff".
In the face of some sort of violent outbreak,(and we are not immune to this you know) at my age I believe I'd plan on boarding up and hunkering down here at the house, at least until Mitch got here!
I'd count on my Sig 228 and my Dad's 1911 to get the job done. I'll have my Winchester model 12 in 12 gauge setting nearby as necessary.
Again, good topic, good question!

[Owd Wullie]

I'd have this


and this


Probably have this as well


And most likely one or all of these






Depends mostly on, how quick, how light, how fast, and how far I have to go.

Oh Zed, it's a family tradition where I'm from

Those are my late uncles Ally (L) with a Mod 95 Winchester Saddle Ring Carbine in 30 US Gov't 1903 (which I still have and it will shoot 30-06 ammo) and Uncle Don sittin in the buggy. Picture was taken between '41 and '45.

[Paladin]

Willie,
Those are some fine looking cowboys, and I don't mean the drugstore kind! I was curious to know where that photo was taken. It looks a lot like home.

[rangerbluedog]

A gps, cell phone, phone numbers of my 6 best bros, Richard Nixon's social security number & coordinates to my hidden lair!
Oh yeah, and some of this stuff tossed in the vehicle ...

[philco]

No cell phone or GPS for me.........I know where I'm going and I don't want anyone else to be able to track me through those electronic gyzmos.

Here's what I plan on having close at hand.

[rangerbluedog]

excellent selection Phil - especially that last photo!

[Owd Wullie]

Willie,
Those are some fine looking cowboys, and I don't mean the drugstore kind! I was curious to know where that photo was taken. It looks a lot like home.

That was taken down in the Carrizzo Springs/Del Rio area.

Those two were tougher than wet leather. Had to be to get by in that country.

[Paladin]

Ah, yes! Like so many of my generation, I am much more familar with the Del Rio area than the Carrizo Springs area.

[testcase]

I like simple in tight situations... so

Ruger Blackhawk in .357 with some hand loads of my own... I have a Lever Action in the same caliber and a 12 gauge double, all of which fit my saddle well. I have a couple straight blades I made and would take a harness jack as well as a tomahawk. Covers any critters here about, 2 or 4 legged. Not to sound all survivalistst nut case, but I do have some gear stashed at the back of the property where I would head. Plenty of good water and shelter far from any road, nobody is going to find it or us...

[zed6309]

I'd have this


and this


Probably have this as well


And most likely one or all of these






Depends mostly on, how quick, how light, how fast, and how far I have to go.

Oh Zed, it's a family tradition where I'm from

Those are my late uncles Ally (L) with a Mod 95 Winchester Saddle Ring Carbine in 30 US Gov't 1903 (which I still have and it will shoot 30-06 ammo) and Uncle Don sittin in the buggy. Picture was taken between '41 and '45.

That is such a cool picture wullie no such traditions here in the uk that i know of but i suppose my past family could of been highwaymen

cool gear guys, i suppose i better raid a local gun shop then

[Unk]

hmm.....for things that make noise, I would take along the SAR-1, the Winchester 1200 defender, the Winchester .30-30 ......and the Browning Hi-Power. For cutting - probably just throw one of my knife rolls in.....they are all near 100 years old - figure they will still get the job done.

[WelderBob]

For traveling light, my GEC...in my pocket, Treeman on my belt and a Colt on my hip...

Willie...I'd grab my M1 Garand on the way out the door...

[Quick Steel]

Owd Wulie: Like your entire selection and especially the HI Power. I so much prefer steel frames and among those, the Hi Power is tops. My long gun choice would be my minty WWII Carbine. Not much "umph!" I realize but I increasingly favor light weight.

On my ruck I'd carry my BK&T Reinhardt Kukri. On my belt a Spivey Sabertooth. In my pockets, a Crenshaw saddle horn trapper; also a Queen/Dan Burke Large Barlow.

[IMBand]

WelderBob - Excellent looking group there!!

IM