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Quote from LEAPup:

That's where my Ar-15 comes into use. 5.56mm, and VERY fast! Only the massive flack vests the troops in Iraq wear stand a slight chance. The stuff street cops and the modern thugs wear=no chance. Through and through penetration.

The only bad thing about the 5.56 is the fact that it shoots through walls, so not a great choice with numerous occupied bedrooms in the house unless extesively trained.

i.e., stick with the 12g with 3" 00 magnum. Ooh rah!
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Oooh rah back to ya.
 
Wilson Combat has a pretty good deal on a turn key 12g pump shot gun fitted with ghost ring sights, a surefire light in the foregrip with pressure switch for on/off. It's called the "basic" I believe. All u will want to order with that one is the collapsable stock, or folder.

If not, go to net and buy the Mossberg m590, and get a folder stock for it. You should get the side saddle for extra ammo too.

Best of luck in your personal defense against evil.
 
Quote from Haroki:

I'll raise you my SKS.

7.62 x 39 and very heavy!!

LOL...

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I agree!! I have a semi-auto AK with underfolder, and love it! It has the forged receiver (it's a polytech), and I've got about 20 30 round mags to top it off.

I'd hate to get hit with a 7.62 X .39!! OUCH!!!! It's known to shatter in pieces the largest bone in the body, the femur. Someone pulls out an AK, or SKS, and I'm looking for cover!
 
Quote from LEAPup:

I agree!! I have a semi-auto AK with underfolder, and love it! It has the forged receiver (it's a polytech), and I've got about 20 30 round mags to top it off.

I'd hate to get hit with a 7.62 X .39!! OUCH!!!! It's known to shatter in pieces the largest bone in the body, the femur. Someone pulls out an AK, or SKS, and I'm looking for cover!
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On that, saw someone put a 7.62x39 from an SKS through a 9 inch box tree trunk, from a couple of metres-box is a very, very hard hardwood, BTW.
(environmental vandal, obviously)
Straight through, punched a one and a half inch exit hole in the other side and shredded the outer bark/layer for inches around. Nasty. Military ammo , mind you..not sure if a soft nose or hollow point would have done the same.
 
Quote from acronym:

Nasty. Military ammo , mind you..not sure if a soft nose or hollow point would have done the same.
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Prolly not.

They've definitely got a lotta punch to them. A lot more than an AR-15 for sure.

That's why (I think) some of the guys in Iraq prefer older rifles, like the M-1, which I believe was the NATO .308 round, to punch through the concrete buildings and walls there.

I also have a Model 700 Remington in .222 Remington - which is the exact same round (again, I think) as the .223. The .222 is a great rabbit killer, while the SKS is a great rabbit eraser. LOL....
 
Quote from Haroki:

Prolly not.

They've definitely got a lotta punch to them. A lot more than an AR-15 for sure.

That's why (I think) some of the guys in Iraq prefer older rifles, like the M-1, which I believe was the NATO .308 round, to punch through the concrete buildings and walls there.

I also have a Model 700 Remington in .222 Remington - which is the exact same round (again, I think) as the .223. The .222 is a great rabbit killer, while the SKS is a great rabbit eraser. LOL....
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The M1 was a 30-06. Flat shooting round. Hits HARD!!!!!!! Some deer hunters in my area use the M1 with a scope. 180 grain Soft point.

There are US guys in Iraq carrying, and using the AK. Hits hard, and is very reliable.

An SKS for rabbits? LOL!!!!!! All I would know in that realm would be a shotgun. I couldn't hit a fast moving rabbit with an AK. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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