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RE: [guntotingliberals] Zombie Squad

--- On Wed 08/08, Xela < julcaesar@... > wrote:
From: Xela [mailto: julcaesar@...]To:
guntotingliberals@...: Wed, 08 Aug 2007 19:01:52 -0400Subject:
RE: [guntotingliberals] Zombie Squad



" The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks "Got it. Fun read, especially the
parts about Zombie attacks through History.Sure, I have a weakness: Zombies
scare the crap out of me...but I love to watch them films anyway.Not vampires,
not werewolves...zombies...and maybe Aliens and Predator types.Anybody catch 28
Days Later/28 Weeks Later?Wikipedia reports that there may be a 28 Months
Later!!!I know, I know, they're "infected" not zombies, but just as scary if not
more.Resident Evil series ain't too bad either, as well as the remake of Dawn of
Dead (2004)Another cool flick with weird beings is The Descent.Perhaps deep down
what scares me the most is the apocolyptic theme, post-Katrina-esque, TSHTF
scenario stuff.That's why I also love flicks like The Omega Man.Funny though, I
can't seem to bring myself to watch King's moralist, good vs. evil The Stand.But
I can take it easy as well, otherwise I couldn't have enjoyed Shaun of the Dead
:)XelaP.S. Which reminds me, wife and I need
to get some Sellier & Bellot ammo for our SKSs...--- In
guntotingliberals@yahoogroups.com, Brandon.Chase@... wrote:>> I'm afraid
I've gotta disagree with you there (slightly). If cleaned > regularly and
properly maintained, the AR15 is a reliable rifle. The > direct gas
impingement system makes regular maintenance much more > difficult than what
it takes to keep an AK-47 running, which is why HK > designed a gas piston
system for the M16 for their 416 rifle.> > I've never owned an AR-15, but
my friends who have universally report > that if they don't clean up the
carbon deposits in the receiver every > 200 rounds or so, reliability can
suffer. They also report that > cleaning the deposits (which supposedly have
a diamond-like hardness) is > very difficult and time consuming.> >
Now, in normal circumstances, this doesn't seem like it'd be a big deal, >
but when you're fighting zombies, this changes the circumstances a bit. >
As anyone who's seen a zombie movie knows, you can't just stay in one >
place. You've gotta stay on the run and keep moving, which can make > regular
and thorough rifle maintenance problematic (if not impossible). > > Don't
get me wrong, the AR has some really good attributes (light, > accurate, good
ergonomics), and its a great range/target rifle, which is > probably why so
many civilians love it. It doesn't seem to do well > unless you pamper it,
however, which is probably why so many soldiers > hate it.> > So yeah,
if the zombies were coming, I'd grab my SKS with 20 round > detachable mags.
Approximately 1250 rounds and counting with no > failures of any kind (and
only one full dissasembly/cleaning).> > cheers,> > brandon> ---
On Tue 08/07, McGinnes < gun.toting.liberal@... > wrote:
From: McGinnes [mailto: gun.toting.liberal@...]To:
guntotingliberals@...: Tue, 07 Aug 2007 20:09:08 -0000Subject:
[guntotingliberals] Zombie Squad



I was digging through my email and I found this:http://zombiehunters.org/I love
the idea of combining humor and preparedness.BTW: The Zombie Survival Guide by
Max Brooks is a must read. I do haveone bone of contention with it though. Mr.
Brooks says the AR-15 isunreliable and therefore not a good zombie rifle. I
couldn't disagreemore. Yes, there were some reliability problems with the M-16
at thestart of the Vietnam war, but the cause of those problems wasidentified
and fixed. The rifle is light, reliable and accurate (amust when fighting
zombies) and the ammunition is light, flatshooting, low recoil, and has enough
power for zombie debrainificationout to several hundred yards. It was cheap and
readily available upuntil a couple of years ago, but that is another story.





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I was digging through my email and I found this: http://zombiehunters.org/ I love the idea of combining humor and preparedness. BTW: The Zombie Survival Guide...
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I'm afraid I've gotta disagree with you there (slightly). If cleaned regularly and properly maintained, the AR15 is a reliable rifle. The direct gas...
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AR-15/M-16 reliability is the age old debate, isn't it? (I have to confess, that is part of the reason I brought it up.) I do have an AR-15, and I have not had...
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Aha! The gauntlet has been thrown down :) For me its an issue of practicality. I simply can't shoot accurately offhand at distances greater than 50-60 yards....
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