So, what guns does one carry to bug out with?
by Rob Leahy 
, Prescott, Arizona, Wednesday, June 19, 2013, 21:42 (4119 days ago)
ALL of EM!
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You start with a deuce and a half.......
Hmmm, what comes after a deuce and a half?
by Hoot , Diversityville, Liberal-sota, Thursday, June 20, 2013, 07:25 (4119 days ago) @ Otony
If a five-ton isn't big enough...
Then you need a tractor-trailer 
900 series 5-tons are going cheap right now....
The government is dumping them on the market in large numbers currently, so prices are way down. This is the time to buy if one has thought about being the owner of a large military vehicle.
900 series 5-tons are going cheap right now....
They are an immensely useful vehicle, and not particularly hard to drive, although I was never licensed in the Army for anything bigger than an 1114.
just curious. but roughly what are the prices? i road in
them in the army never thought of owning one, but....... what kinda mileage do they get [ diesel fuel i assume ]
thanks
Watch this one and see
http://www.govliquidation.com/auction/view?auctionId=6351521&convertTo=USD
They have about 300 of them on line starting in the next few weeks; this one is the only one in AK. Last time I looked they were bringing a couple grand, but that has been a few years ago. Buyer is responsible for getting the thing moved home once they buy it, which would be a bloody fortune if you buy one from the lower 48. The truck may or may not run. They use the same 855 Cummins engine and Allison automatic trans that were common in commercial trucks once upon a time, so parts for those shouldn't be difficult to find. Fuel mileage? I don't know that we ever kept track, but I doubt you'd ever get out of the mid single digits. I could be wrong. They'll haul anything, just about anywhere, with central tire inflation that comes in handy on soft surfaces. Their only real limitation for military use is that they were too heavy to be moved by helicopter, which I doubt would be an issue for most civilian users.
Mark
thanks!
local family practice doc,a truly brilliant guy, has one
of these and has taken it unbeleivable places .......the only motorhome that can go many places; Unicat
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has huge tires with central inflation/deflation controls. multiwheel drive and transmission with high, low, and ultralow range, with think six gears in each range. etc. etc
So, what guns does one carry to bug out with?
stand and deliver. what is bug out?
j.michael
Bug out: to leave in a big, darn hurry
by Hoot , Diversityville, Liberal-sota, Thursday, June 20, 2013, 12:13 (4119 days ago) @ uncowboy
A bug out bag (BOB if you're cool) should be packed and at the ready with everything you will need for a predetermined amount of time...days to 'forever'. It would, of course, include the means to defend oneself or harvest game. This would be a BOG (again, if you're cool).
Well, that was plan A, range fire made leaving a possibllity
by Rob Leahy , Prescott, Arizona, Thursday, June 20, 2013, 13:47 (4118 days ago) @ uncowboy
otherwise yes stay put. I will be making changes to better withstand a fire immediately.
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So, what guns does one carry to bug out with?
I had to say that, you know, right?
Matt
Did you see that Bo had the same gun w/ a 357 Nunrich
by Rob Leahy , Prescott, Arizona, Thursday, June 20, 2013, 13:49 (4118 days ago) @ that cool '92 in 44 mag, for sure ;-)
arms barrel? It was his dad's.
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