What weapons do you have in your bedroom

[HMC]

I only have two firearms out most of the time, A Raven Arms .25ACP, and a Bersa Thunder T380, both loaded with FMJ.

However, my SHTF guns, a Glock 19 loaded with 147 grain Gold Dots, with several extra mags including a 33 rounder loaded with NATO 124 grain FMJ, and a Bushy M4 loaded with Hornady 75 grain TAP with back up mags loaded with Federals Tactical 62 grain TBBC (for penetration), are easily accessed.

I have quite a few other guns, but they are all put up. I also have a total of roughly 7000 rounds stowed away.

Oh yeah, did I mention the lean, mean, 5'9" 165 pound bodybuilding boxing and starter MMArtist that sleeps on the bed.

[The_Savage]

Smith & Wesson 2214 .22lr (CCI 36gr Velocitors) [not my pic]

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Is that a typo or are they making 36gr ones now? I've only ever seen them in 40gr and personally i think they need a better hollow point because expansion isn't great, aside from that they were extremely accurate in my norinco.

I've got a machete, few assorted knives ranging from 2.5" to 6", an 18" black rubber cock wrapped in razor wire, A metal money box that i'd REALLY hate to be hit with (It has about 8kg of change in it), The 28" barrels off my U&O shotgun, One pissed of cat that would probably do some damage if swung by the tale.

[HMC]

Originally Posted by The_Savage

Is that a typo or are they making 36gr ones now? I've only ever seen them in 40gr and personally i think they need a better hollow point because expansion isn't great, aside from that they were extremely accurate in my norinco.

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See my first post (two posts up).

Velocitors were designed as a controlled expansion, deep penetrating, relatively high energy round, I believe to be used on animals around 10-15 pounds or so. In my testing, they have excellent weight retention and pretty deep penetration. They werent designed to be an aggressive, explosive expander (look into the Stingers for that job ).

[iamgod]

lets see
1 Himalayan imports khukri
4-5 fixed blade knives
2 butterfly knives
3 folding knives
2 ASP batons
1 5 foot bo staff
1 kendo stick
1 pair of tonfa's
2 pairs of escrima sticks
1 wooden baseball bat with a lead core
1 metal baseball bat
3 wallhanger swords
1 HI sword
1 battle axe

and thats it for the non gun weapons in the gun category we have
1 mossberg 590
1 ruger 10/22
1 SKS
1 Mauser 98
and a CZ-75B

[TheSneakyWeasel]

Originally Posted by HMC

And I was kind of wondering how the heck he would hit a bird at any distance with a pocket pistol.

Haha, I roll off my bed, stumble towards the wardrobe, retrieve rifle, back to bad, prop up on pillows, barrel through the rip in my flywire and shoot in the direction of said noisy birds. Normally wakes me up fairly effectively; you forget when you regularly use subsonics that .22s actually can make noise.

Originally Posted by HMC

See my first post (two posts up).

Velocitors were designed as a controlled expansion, deep penetrating, relatively high energy round, I believe to be used on animals around 10-15 pounds or so. In my testing, they have excellent weight retention and pretty deep penetration. They werent designed to be an aggressive, explosive expander (look into the Stingers for that job ).

Stingers are extremely effective on birds, rabbits, and one unlucky fox. Lucky head shot just behind the eye, left with a red hole, and what felt like wet sponge of brain, blood and spiky bits of bone.

[The_Savage]

Velocitors were designed as a controlled expansion, deep penetrating, relatively high energy round, I believe to be used on animals around 10-15 pounds or so. In my testing, they have excellent weight retention and pretty deep penetration. They werent designed to be an aggressive, explosive expander (look into the Stingers for that job ).

I was using them on wallabies in the 15-35kg range, Penetration was good but with chest shots it was common to need 2-3 round to drop them which is why i went back to Win Power points, Unfortunately they're not as accurate (still 15-17mm @ 50y) but they perform a lot better on game. And i agree the stingers are a good round but in my norinco they're really inaccurate .

[TheSneakyWeasel]

Originally Posted by The_Savage

I was using them on wallabies in the 15-35kg range, Penetration was good but with chest shots it was common to need 2-3 round to drop them which is why i went back to Win Power points, Unfortunately they're not as accurate (still 15-17mm @ 50y) but they perform a lot better on game. And i agree the stingers are a good round but in my norinco they're really inaccurate .

My Crappy Asian Rifle (TM) shoots them really well, knocking golf balls around a gravel pit at abut 65 metres. Winchester Power Points seem to hate my gun; every magazine of those I go through I now expect at least one round not to fire first time. Pain in the arse.

[The_Savage]

Originally Posted by TheSneakyWeasel

My Crappy Asian Rifle (TM) shoots them really well, knocking golf balls around a gravel pit at abut 65 metres. Winchester Power Points seem to hate my gun; every magazine of those I go through I now expect at least one round not to fire first time. Pain in the arse.

Weird you say that about the power-points, i've never experienced it in my years of using them, although every once in a while i get a batch that every 3rd or 4th round is a flyer.

Also some of the crappy asian rifles can be made quite accurate when you float the barrel and bed the action in epoxy, i just used 24hour araldite(sp?), my JW-15 went from grouping ~40-50mm at 50y to consistently putting 5x power-points into 15-17mm .

[TheSneakyWeasel]

Originally Posted by The_Savage

Weird you say that about the power-points, i've never experienced it in my years of using them, although every once in a while i get a batch that every 3rd or 4th round is a flyer.

Also some of the crappy asian rifles can be made quite accurate when you float the barrel and bed the action in epoxy, i just used 24hour araldite(sp?), my JW-15 went from grouping ~40-50mm at 50y to consistently putting 5x power-points into 15-17mm .

Nah, with everything but Power POints, this Asian Piece of Crap is actually a real tack driver. Solid steel construction, stands the banging around in the tiny gunsafe we have. Manky stock though, shitty finish which seems to scrape off easily.

[senor sticky fingers]

In my room I have over 50 knives including a stiletto and a switch blade some daggers and other assorted knives. Although only about half of those knives i would want to use as a weapon.
I also have
- a machete
- a german ww2 bayonet
- a tomahawk
- 2 hatchets 1 with a knife magnetically secured in the handle
- 2 katana
- 1 cutlass
and a club i made from a sawed off section of a broomstick and a peg u would attach to a bicycle. The peg is nailed onto the end of the section of the broomstick and the other end has a grip made from electrical tape.