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10-28-2008 | 01:27 PM

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ar15meister

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Nice gun but I would take a rifle any day in the Ocean

10-28-2008 | 02:06 PM

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LaughingCat

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Look at you guys, clinging to your guns!

Bwahaaa!

Ruger P89 9pm with laser sight. Rarely bring on-board

10-28-2008 | 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by THRILLSEEKER

GLH, you know they have a stainless Marine mag version dont you?

I also have Mossbergs answer to it, the 590 Mariner.

I have looked at that but it is not stainless it is Nickel platted.

http://www.remington.com/products/fi...ine_magnum.asp

10-28-2008 | 02:12 PM

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GLH

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Originally Posted by NKissau

...By the way GL, the 1911 is a nice gun.

Thanks. have a couple
Springfield Armory .45 ACP
Kimber 10MM

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10-28-2008 | 02:17 PM

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GLH

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Originally Posted by rjcardinal

Ruger Mini-14 or Mini-30 in stainless with synthetic stock and factory 20 round mags. They are dead reliable.

Shotguns are great for close range but nothing beats being able to shoot a few rounds across the bow of an enemy at 200 yards. This keeps them away. Empty a 20 round clip in their general direction and they will change their minds about approaching you.

Ron

Good point never tought of bringing the AR-15 with laser sight. But I guess one long gun is enough I don't want to put a safe on the rig!

I wonder if you start shooting buckshots at a couple 100 yards how fast they will still keep coming compared to a rifle!

One of the four 870's and some of the other hardware....

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10-28-2008 | 02:26 PM

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johnny b good

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From: Ray Twp. Michigan

I usually like to have L.W. Commander in my duffle bag with with some magazines of federals 230 gr.Hydra shoks.
I don't want to get boat jacked if I break down in the Detroit River going to Put-In-Bay.

10-28-2008 | 03:05 PM

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stay very far away fom the cobray mac10 clones. for the disposability factor sks's are nice.

10-28-2008 | 04:11 PM

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How common is it to have boat-based crimes, of the kind that you would benefit from having a weapon? I would expect that in the ocean, but is it common in the Great Lakes or other inland lakes also?

10-28-2008 | 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by SeeYouThere

How common is it to have boat-based crimes, of the kind that you would benefit from having a weapon? I would expect that in the ocean, but is it common in the Great Lakes or other inland lakes also?

How common? It only takes once, if you're the one that it happens to

Think of it like a bilge pump, you don't give it much thought until you need it and it's too late.

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10-28-2008 | 04:26 PM

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AIR TIME

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From: EASTON MA.

I carry a SLING SHOT in my back pocket everywhere it comes in handy around the house when my teen acts up or the dogs chase the cat

. my wife said I am to dangerous to myself to carry anything, so not even a sling shot I made that up. a gun would back fire and blow up in my face. artie

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