Best Shotgun for Zombie defence?
- Thread starter Broker
- Start date
WOW, I wonder if we can get one of these shotgun attachments for OUR AR's? since it's already restricted
some badass on here did it. forget who, but he said he would make one for me IIRC
- Location
- London, Ontario
This whole "shotguns are useless" thing people need to stop thinking tacticool shotguns. a 28" HUNTING shotgun with a mag extender tube and side saddle is what I will be using. With either a dead coyate chocke tube to help reach out my buckshot to about 70yards or a rifled chocke tube for SLUGS....they will help give your shotgun that reach and help you with shot placement.
manbearpig
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Somewhere in the Third World
its not really the shotgun but the ammo.
how many rounds of 12ga ammo can you realistically carry while still being able run from zombies (remember they run too now)
i would go with everything in .22 and carry several thousand rounds of ammo in my pack - which you can scavenge anywhere.
a light, accurate 18" barreled bolt-action .22 rifle with a compact scope, folding stock (and backup iron sights). you can fire any .22 ammo (even shorts and target ammo) and its much more reliable than a semi - you can fire thousands of rounds from it without worry about cleaning or something breaking. since youll most likely be using this from safety like the roof of a shopping mall, you have the luxury of taking your time and taking headshots. you can carry the rifle and thousands of rounds of ammo in a backpack still be able to run around.
then for close work, something like this (also in .22)
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^should still be accurate enough to pop their heads with single shots up to ~75 yards.
theres ~10 rounds of buckshot to a pound, so ~100 rounds of buckshot = 10lbs.
about 2.5 bricks (500rds each) of .22LR = 10lbs.
and a Katana? pfft... go medieval on the #$@%ers:
- Location
- London, Ontario
Well how well do you think you can punch through a skull with a .22LR? At what range? What is the ammo is hollow point? I used to think my 10/22 carbine with its internal mods to help it run smoother with a bunch of butler creek steel liped 25 round mags would be ideal but now I am kinda not thinking so. If it could punch through skulls EVERY time(with a good shot) at 75+ yards then I`d be happy......past 100 yards tho and I thinks its a no go.
with a bunch of butler creek steel liped 25 round mags would be ideal but now I am kinda not thinking so. If it could punch through skulls EVERY time(with a good shot) at 75+ yards then I`d be happy......past 100 yards tho and I thinks its a no go.
- Location
- London, Ontario
also that full auto .22 is SWEET!
AR15 for the mid to longer range pickin's. Pop all the pins in the mags of course. Of course we are talking post gubmermint, so I doubt they would be worried about enforcing mags capacities.
I'd keep my 870 with Dlask 12 inch barrel and collapsible stock handy for if they flanked me or something and were in close.
I'd keep my 870 with Dlask 12 inch barrel and collapsible stock handy for if they flanked me or something and were in close.
- Location
- Northern Ontario, Canada
I love my trusty tacticool 870, but if volume of fire was needed then I'd have to go with the Sentinel Arms Striker-12.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armsel_Striker
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armsel_Striker
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how do you load those?
how do you load those?
Harold Manback
CGN Regular
Well in that case
Gets my vote.
- Location
- Northern Ontario, Canada
Just like a Colt 1851. There's a port in the drum (cylinder) that allows you to pop shells in.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGRuKfTqAwA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc5pOxa_wuM
Here it is in Modern Warfare 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TErtIo87jmk
