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  1. Had a conversation with a colleague this past week. He lives in a suburb of Chicago. He asked me what I thought was going to happen with the economy. I replied:

    “Zombie hoards”

    Him: What do you mean?
    Me: It’s really all about money. Money is becoming worthless. When global currencies collapse, even ours, food will become very scarce. That means there will be frightened, hungry, desperate zombies marauding through the streets, looking for brains.
    Him: People are saying to buy gold and silver.
    Me: I am buying brass and lead.
    Him: What? Why?
    Me: Because food and ammo are going to be the currency for a while.
    Him: I’ve been thinking about getting a gun.
    Me: Why haven’t you?
    Him: It would make me nervous to have a gun in the house.
    Me: Would it make you nervous to have zombies in your house?
    Him: I have fired guns a couple of times.
    Me: OK, so you have been baptized. Now, join the church.
    Him: You really think there are going to be zombies?
    Me: I might be wrong, but it seems likely. You should prepare. Besides, it is fun.
    Him. I need to think about this.
    Me: When you are ready to talk guns, ammo, and training, let me know.

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        • Protip?… If you DON’T know how many you have, you really need to figure it out… Take inventory, make a list and lock it in the safe… How would you know if something went “missing” if you don’t know you have it… I have tens of thousands of rounds of various types of ammo but I keep an accurate count of stuff on hand, shoot a hundred rounds immediately purchase a hundred replacements…

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        • “Take inventory, make a list and lock it in the safe…”

          That’s fine, until the safe gets cleaned out on you. 🙁

          Make 3 lists, one in the safe, another with someone trusted, and another the same.

          Or better, make it an envelope with photographs of each ‘step-child’, it just might help with insurance companies if a loss occurs, seeing a picture with the serial number on it.

          Oh, and a leave an extra gun or 2 with each of those folks, ‘just in case’ the Leftist Scum ™ jack-booted IRS-enhanced thugs batter your front door down at zero-dark thirty and shoot your doggie… 🙁

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        • until the safe gets cleaned out on you.

          If they are in my Valuables safe there is no one left alive in the house, and they already have everything else so no one left to GAF…

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  2. If LifeSavers friend would be nervous about having a single firearm in the house, he would be terrified in my house. An old fashioned lock down gun rack in the entry by the kitchen door wit a couple rifles and a shotgun. A wall display of antique arms in the living room and a walk in vault/gunsafe in the cellar. As well as several firearms stashed in strategic locations around the house. Not too mention the sidearm on my belt most of the time.
    I would encourage anyone who wants to or feels they might need to have a defensive weapon to try as many firearms as they can and get the best training they can find in their area. Yes, it isn’t cheap, but is worth every penny.
    And get the best quality weapon you can afford as well. If a Hi-Point is the best you can afford, do what you must, but start putting a few dollars aside every week or month for a better weapon. Hey, something that works is better than nothing. And don’t get caught up in a brand rut or stuck on a single type of weapon.
    My collection spans 400 years of firearm development. My daily use/ready weapons run the gamete of designs as well. Revolvers or semiauto handguns. Lever, bolt and semiauto rifles. Pump and semiauto shotguns. Each have their uses and purposes.

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    • “Make it so it pays more dead.”

      He caused real family suffering they will literately never get over. That’s the life sentence they will pay for the rest of their lives, for his 5 crimes.

      In prison for life without parole is a fate worse than execution. He gets to think about it for as long as he lives.

      At this point, that’s how I see it…

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