Low profile weaponry is often overlooked because most people assume super small weapons like pocket knives and switchblades.
These weapons are nice to have but aren't the kind of weapons you need in dire situations.
We're about to show you examples of low profile weapons you'll want to invest in. These particular weapons are good to have because they don't attract a lot of attention. They're low profile which means you can easily have easy access to them on your person when you need them the most.
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I’ll take the mosin on top
I would have to seriously question the use of the scope on the lever action. Most calibers for that are designed for ranges of less than 250yds so a long range variable scope seems a bit overkill……I once had a lever gun… no scope…. took my first Blacktail with it and plenty of coyotes and other varmits, so I agree with the weapon as a good choice.
During a shtf situation scoped would be a to much trouble trying to keep the from getting out of
Learn to shoot so you don’t need to bother with a scope that can be knocked out of alignment.
I’d take a Mosin, great rifle however I’m terrible with Bolt actions
Sorry mine is not shown… But I have a Savage .17 HMR… I am building a P.A. Luty 9mm a 130lb xbow and a 40lb Flat bow…I think im covered when SHTF
What would be an all purpose firearm
I see articles all the time about the UNDER $100 Mosin. That is a myth. I have hunted and hunted for one at that price. No way.
I plan on my next gun buy to be the Savage A17 semiauto. Nice. And you can get the larger clip for it that holds 25 rounds.
AR-15 You can hunt and defend but it is loud
mine is bolt action and i can only find 5 round mag without doing any mod’s to the mag.. Which makes it Illegal
A pump action 12 gauge shotgun with a 20″ barrel. – The versatility of its ammo is what makes it a good all purpose gun. (1) Shot shell sizes for everything from birds to deer (2) Slugs for some bigger game and for two legged predators (3) Buckshot can put a lot of 33 caliber lead into the air at one time.
M91’s are still less than $200 here in WV but they never stay in stock
Less than 7 or 8 years past (Before or about Obama) the weapons were cheap, cheap, cheap. I’ve owned several “Mosins”. I now subscribe to the nasty name for them called “The Garbage Rod”. The safety is impossible to use. The bolt sucks. The ammo isn’t as cheap as it once was. Last, for the same price as a garbage rod a person can buy a Marlin .22 tube fed semi automatic rifle.
Marlin 30-30s are amazing, reliable rifles.
Thank you
22 lr
12 gauge is versatile,22lr deadly within certain range and you can carry lots of ammo
Steven Bevier screw in chokes on 12 ga 20 in barrel!anything from very small birdshot at close range to sabot slugs at 175 yds
Not owning or using the firearms you love because you are afraid it will “out” you, seems like you already lost your freedom. Without freedom, we are nothing at all! I would rather die standing my ground than cower on my knees as a slave!
Awesome post very interesting I love
Already had em
The top one looks like an M38 Mosin Nagant. Those are hard to find now. Bought a few of them about 10 years ago and still have them. Nice little carbines with a good punch from the 7.62x54r round.
Whoever wrote that article is full of$#%&!@* I’ve never heard of a 30-06 shotgun.
Really? A lever action is just as fast as an AR-15?
#3 – Semi Auto Semi Auto what? Rifle, Shotgun or Pistol?