I’d have an L85a3. It served me extremely well through the tail-end of my time in Afghanistan, it certainly isn’t the best rifle out there, but it never let me down and i loved using it. And i’m a sucker for the elcan.
@@FrogToadBug To be fair, my optics aren’t super flashy; but I still spent a decent amount on them. Almost about a $600 dollar setup on my “SHTF” rifle (which currently identifies as a pistol bc 12.5” 🤣😅)
@@FrogToadBug the new Primary arms 3x Mirco is a game changer... under 8 oz 3x prism... and by all accounts quality! from one AUG owner to another happy AUGtober
I’d probably go with a Roland special type build for a 34 because it is good for home defense and can be concealed and most engagements are fairly close
The Ruger 10/22 is the most versatile in my opinion, it's not my favorite for stoping power but it will feed you /Family and protect you,high capacity mags thousands of 22lr can be in a backpack and move with you easily. It's so easy to over think it when there's so many great guns. 👍 I'm keeping it simple. I welcome any opinions 🙂 good or bad.
Very confident with my custom 10/22. Almost 1000 rds of fully loaded magazines, multiple reticle red-dot, and scope, it's got a bipod, custom stock, and upgraded internals. It will finally be complete when I get a custom barrel with suppressor, binary trigger, and fiber optic sights with scope rings that allow me to co-witness so I have 3 different sight options
I would go for fn fal. I understand it has no optics mount, but that gun and 308 rounds it pushes down range have that sufficient punch for hunting and defense. Plus the wood furniture on it looks cool.
Shotgun… either a 20” 590 or a 28” super black eagle with a tube extension. All sorts of ammo for all applications you can kill a moose over 200 yrds away with a slug 👌🏼
For me its the FN-57 definitely I know theres better guns out there but the 57 is... Its hard to say why but its a favourite Small,concealable,powerful,and made by the same people that made the P-90 which is my second fav It uses a different caliber than ur avg handguns but it gives quite a punch for a...(whats the name for these types of handguns again?) Chambering in 5.7×28mm which i think is a rifle round caliber Its more or less easy to come by for ammo (Am i getting my gun facts right? Or am i just being dumb?)
@@donovansmith8326 it's not even a rifle round, it's too weak to be used in rifles. It's more like a cut down rifle round if anything. But if anything it should be better than other pistol-caliber rounds since rounds like the 9mm and 45acp are like 100 years old by now and they aren't designed to face modern threats 100 years ago, the 5.7mm is a newer round that was made to face the threats at its time (which is basically a modern threat until now, the russians)
that's not a bad take tbh, the main concern is finding something that's useable for hunting/home defense, and being able to get a good source for ammo, weird sometimes "exotic" ammos and guns have more than just a heavy price tag, availably is definitely a concern
M249. Covers all the bases. It works as a machine gun with belts. And as a straight-bolt action rifle when you put a mag in it. Plus everything is a handgun if you are strong enough.
I stopped buying 300blk guns when I received my 8.3 noveske barrel. I’ve never felt that I needed anything else and I don’t remember the last time I reached for any other in that caliber… Except for my aac handi rifle, that thing is just fun. Great video!
Everyone else: This guy owns a Lynx, G28 and Lahti L-39? He must be rich! Me: This guy owns an Ascend Armory receiver set? He's clearly multiversal-tier reality warper.
Pro tip: using "if you could only have one ___ for the rest of your life, what would you pick?" is great ice breaker question on early dates. Can do with movies, food, travel, etc.
Daniel Defense DDM4 PDW, in 300 blackout. Its quick, snappy, light, highly customizable, super or subsonic and when built for it super quiet. Good for hunting, good for defense, it's my pick and I'm sticking to it.
My favorite gun is the Steyr AUG A3. However if I could only have one gun I would choose the Desert Tech MDRx. its compact, it can reach those longer ranges, and it is ergonomic. The MDR can also be easily be configured into an SBR for concealment. and the caliber can be easily changed. but if I had to pick one caliber, I would choose 6.5 Creedmoor. I don't have to worry that much about parts commonality due to the fact that I have a CNC machine
Knights Armament Mk12 MOD 1 chambered in 5.56 77gr bullet. With a fixed A2 stock, Suppressed, Harris Bipod, mounted with a Nightforce 2.5-10x42 NXS scope, and a offset Red dot. Rifle can reach out to 800 yards affective but can also operate within 100 yards
I wish i had the Kind of Money this fellow has to build my Dream gun collection. That 223. Would do the Job . All about shot placement , which im 💯 % he knows that
Bcm 13.7” pin and weld with the elw-f barrel with a surefire warcomp,Geissele mk14 ddc rail, radian raptor and talon, b5 bravo stock and p23 grip, larue mbt2 trigger or the ssa e both are fantastic, a surefire scout m600 light with pressure pad, magpul pro back up irons with a complete vltor a5 buffer system, topped with a micro dot or a vortex uh1 gen 2 with a 3x vortex magnifier. Hard to beat it from close up and personal to 350 yards, it’s got it.
Having this video without him telling us what optic he’d pick is like eating toast without putting some kind of spread or topping on it, so yes we’d love to see that video
an optic is more suited to use case, he's not saying I'd use this specific set up, more just what rifle I'd use, to use your analogy he's picking the toast for the proverbial butter and or jam he would like to use as well
Mine would be my ruger 10/22 . In the right hands it can be so versatile. Self defense and hunting . And to all those who laugh at the fact a 22 between the eyes will drop anyone 🤘🏻
Interesting choice... Being Canadian, however, I'll stick with my Winchester Model 70 (Featherweight) bolt gun. 30-06 is pretty common, not too expensive, and is pretty versatile.
@robin sage Considering that it's an unrestricted hunting rifle, yes. The 'ban' covers 'assault-style' weapons (aka. AR-15s, AK-47s, etc.). Not Grandpa's old hunting gun. Given how ingrained hunting is into Canadian culture, they're not going to ban common hunting gear anytime soon; it's a big industry in Canada.
You a very good selection, and your reasoning is all based on barrel length to distance. My one gun has always been the M1 Carbine. 30 cal., light weight, reliable.
Remington 870 12 gauge stainless would be my pick. Can shoot anything from ducks to bear and chances are it won’t break. A 300 blackout would be fantastic but if you’re considering survival I don’t think you can beat the versatility of a shotgun. Great video!
Shotgun with a changeable barrel, with the right barrel your slugs can reach out 150-200 yards and it can take down any game in North America. Super common ammo type and can be use for any situation with the right setup. Easy to reload your own ammo.
Love your shorts man & your videos! Watching your channel and hickock45 has gotten me into firearms. I’m currently in the process of building my collection. I own more than a couple firearms now. They’re all modern. Building up to collecting authentic ww2 firearms and 1911s. I hope to see more guns added to your collection! Keep doing your thing brotha!!
Arm and gun id love to get VERY in depth videos and history telling from you because you explain everything so well and maybe cover very bizzarre weapons like the LAPA-sm03 wich aren't in production and there was like one that was crafted or sold from what i remember
The sig rattler fits like all of those properties. Packs a punch, compact, subsonic/supersonic, home defense/everyday car carry. Might be able to hunt with it but idk how well it would work out lol
I agree with an sbr being the one. For the use that one would be for, which would be shtf, there's a tie between a P90s for mobility and "hop-n-pop" scenarios and yes, a 300 blackout in an ar sbr frame if going with greater power and better range.
B&T APC 9 Short, practical, easy to control, sensational swiss quality and 9mm which is easy to handle and available everywhere. A compromise between pistol and rifle
Very interesting study leading to a specific set of details. Our ideology or approach isn't dissimilar. I don't have the financial resources as some for this topic of choice but do have that one last rifle forever for this point in time. Mine is for now the Alexander Arms 6.5 Grendel 16" carbine using a few mods leaning this copy very near if not best refered to as RECCE rifle. Very high performance even beyond the 300-400 yard range. I do agree with you short barreled rifle thinking however for me took a backseat at this juncture. Thanks for the outstanding content👍
I have actually been considering the 300 bo. It's something you can carry in a backpack and is still concealable and is easier to shoot than a handgun. But me personally, I'm going to probably stick with an ar pistol in 5.56 and the reason is that there's going to be rounds everywhere for it.
Love my Daniel defense rifles but the gun in life I never thought I’d love is my IWI tavor! Extremely accurate got 16.5 inch barrel and I only have 1 eotech because they’re so expensive and it’s on that gun! So Tavor for the win IMO!
@Grayson Mann Yeah and I typically hate bullpup but the Tavor won my heart even over my Daniel defense rifles. My tavor is for home defense/hog hunting rifle (haven’t went hog hunting with it yet tho).
Good choice, however, isn’t that choice more a battle rifle? What about a 9mm Ruger PC9? Ammo everywhere. Easy to take deer, take-down-able, accurate, works as a hunter, defense and as an overall caliber.
@@AnthonyAllenJr I personally don’t like other bullpups and have heard bad things about Famas Aug L85 but the ones in the US that we can get our hands on that I’ve seen like the keltec RFD or RFB or the desert tech bullpup are apparently really bad. The Tavor I’ve had 0 troubles with except running steel ammo through it but that was just to test steel ammo I typically only have brass. A quick side note, apparently a gun called the hellion by Springfield has just recently came to the US so maybe that’s good but idk and the other one is Ukraine has a bullpup and it’s not the Tavor even tho the Ukrainians bought the right to build the Tavor they have another bullpup but pretty sure it’s banned in the US but their have been rumors that it’s super accurate and is in 7.62x39 and 5.45.
@@sandymilne224 my tavor is in 300 blackout and that’s extremely common around here for hog hunting and home defense but they primarily come in 556 and they make the Tavor 7 in 7.62x51.
Big bore revolver 100% rocking the straight cartridge. You can reload your brass easier. If you only have 1 gun, your for sure reloading it. You can turn your revolver into a shotgun too if your a skilled at reloading, you can hunt moose and big game, you can quick draw with practice. That's the closest thing to the ultimate survivalist gun. Weight, and size bring the limit at which you cut off. Once the gun can do what you want, get the short and smallest possible. End result is a revolver only because shotgun is too heavy to edc
Although not main spread and still a wildcat, I’d probably go with a 12.5” .277 wolverine AR. 5.56 case necked to 6.8 rather than 7.62. While 300blk is great subsonic and decent supersonic, the wolverine is the other way around, designed as supersonic and decent to suppress subsonic
I’d go with my M44 mosin. Common caliber, useful for hunting. Decent for home defense… kind of joking there. Can’t edc but I have my knives. I’m not that good a shot with a handgun anyway.
I guess I’d have to go with one I could get the most ammo. So either 9mm 5.56, or 12 ga. I have to say I’d go with my Mossberg 590 20”. Use bird buck and if I need to bring down something far away rifled slug. Downside is there’s only 8 in the tube.
Because of where I live,some calibers are harder to find than others, also long range is slightly more important for me (up to 500yds) so I think a 10-12inch semi auto in .308 fits me better, but otherwise I'd go for the exact same as him
I like the 300 BLK out but the availability of ammo is a down fall, I just Never see it on shelves anywhere. I think I would go with something in .308 personally. Or maybe a 9mm with a 7 or so inch barrel AR style riffle.
My first thought is a pump shotgun. Remington 870. Enough for all my needs except ccw. If considering ccw, a larger bore revolver so that it can cover some hunting as well. 629 Competitors are beautiful, I'd might go that route. Then again, a 10mm semi auto would be a good choice in that realm. Tough choice.
I choose the Model of 1798 Springfield musket because that is how the founding fathers intended. It is quite useful for when ruffians break into mine estate. That or a cannon loaded with grapeshot, a jolly good pick, that.
What about doing something with a quick change barrel (not upper)? Technically still one gun I would say the bushmaster arc I live in Canada and it is one of few semi-autos that can take moose with it 450 bushmaster and you can swap it in 2-5min to 5.56, 6.8 sap and on and on. And 300 black out is. It the greatest moose caliber you would need to get close to get proper expansion.
Y'all be happy you have a gun. Take it from a guy who would give sooo many different body parts for any gun and multi parts for an ar15. Have fun shoot often and stay safe y'all.
Definitely not where I thought you were gonna go with that conclusion but honestly it does make sense. For me, personally, I'd like a gun like maybe a Tavor or an MDR that have conversion kits so it's still technically the same gun but has access to a wider array of ammo types for various purposes, not to mention that the bullpup style of rifle while a little funky to us Americans who are addicted to our AR's (for good reason) still offer a good barrel length of 16-18 inches in a package roughly the size of a 10 inch ar so regardless of the round selected you're gonna get good effect out of the bullet. Super awesome video and like I said initially definitley didn't think that was were you were gonna take it but what you said was well though out and I have to agree! Keep on rockin on man 🤙
Switching to your armory is faster than reloading
Switching to his armory is like never reloading...
Typical call of duty 🔫
Just watched a video relaoding is cooler than switching to ur pistol by ice codm
@@ME-677 omg you play codm? I play too
@@edith.0301 ~deadlywalker~
Single shot 700 nitro seems like the most practical choice.
If ya live in Africa it probably is.
@@coltinyancey6420 obviously, if a rhino breaks into my house, I have a perfect weapon to defend myself
@@joch6552 I heard the 950 JDJ is great for home defense
Are you making a joke????
@@jpowens2253 I heard aGAU-8 Avenger 30mm gatling gun is good for outdoor plinking also very in exspensive ammo
I’d have an L85a3. It served me extremely well through the tail-end of my time in Afghanistan, it certainly isn’t the best rifle out there, but it never let me down and i loved using it. And i’m a sucker for the elcan.
God I want to put an Elcan DR on my AUG but it would cost as much as the gun.
@@FrogToadBug To be fair, my optics aren’t super flashy; but I still spent a decent amount on them. Almost about a $600 dollar setup on my “SHTF” rifle (which currently identifies as a pistol bc 12.5” 🤣😅)
wow wasnt expecting someone to say an L85
@@FrogToadBug the new Primary arms 3x Mirco is a game changer... under 8 oz 3x prism... and by all accounts quality!
from one AUG owner to another happy AUGtober
@@cadian122 I'm using their Glx 2x prism. Great eye relief.
For me, I would pick the SCAR 17 .308 with different mag sizes, collapsible sight, suppressor.
And from your arsenal, I'd pick your ACR.
i say the same, but with an elcan and 45 offset ironsights
Semiauto 12ga - variety of ammo, power, hunting, home defense - perfect for me
Saiga-12, semi and an AK platform that will survive and fire in any condition. Beautiful rifle and my top pick.
Absolutely not too much detail. Would love to see more content like this. Have really enjoyed watching your channel grow and seeing all your success!
I’d probably go with a Roland special type build for a 34 because it is good for home defense and can be concealed and most engagements are fairly close
That AR-18 is just the right kind of retro cool.
I'd probably go for something like an AK-102. It's short and concealable, it has the reliability of an AK and is chambered in a very common caliber.
The Ruger 10/22 is the most versatile in my opinion, it's not my favorite for stoping power but it will feed you /Family and protect you,high capacity mags thousands of 22lr can be in a backpack and move with you easily. It's so easy to over think it when there's so many great guns. 👍 I'm keeping it simple. I welcome any opinions 🙂 good or bad.
Very interesting choice I can respect it
Respectable
Feed with smaller game. Sure you can kill with a deer with it, but you gotta get close
Very confident with my custom 10/22. Almost 1000 rds of fully loaded magazines, multiple reticle red-dot, and scope, it's got a bipod, custom stock, and upgraded internals. It will finally be complete when I get a custom barrel with suppressor, binary trigger, and fiber optic sights with scope rings that allow me to co-witness so I have 3 different sight options
Completely agree, one day i'll get one myself
For me I definitely pick the Sig MCX for its AR ergos, piston driven, folding stock for concealablity and SUPER moduler
That will be my next gun. I planned on getting the mcx 11.5 virtus!
Definitely a 13” SA58 OSW. Super reliable, modular and .308 kicks some serious ass, even out of a short barrel
I would go for fn fal. I understand it has no optics mount, but that gun and 308 rounds it pushes down range have that sufficient punch for hunting and defense. Plus the wood furniture on it looks cool.
A seperate dustcover with a picatinny rail is not that expensive plus a surplus scope and there you go for around $250 give or take.
triangle side folding AK for me… basic, reliable, ammo and mags everywhere.. 🤷♂️
I reckon I'd have some sort of 12 gauge if I could only have one.can take on pretty much anything if you have the right load
Everywhere but America
Tough choice
If I really had to choose 1 Gun, I think I would choose the Walther P38, for its aesthetics and function
I’d personally go with a tommybuilt tg36c. It’s short, 5.56, lightweight, has a folding stock, and I just really like them.
Why not an HK G36C, if we’re talking hypotheticals? 😋
I would probably use something more of like an M16. Due to being an Iowan and living near a state park and forests for deer and other animals.
I would definitely go with MA40 as it never failed me against the covenant, banished or flood.............😉
Shotgun… either a 20” 590 or a 28” super black eagle with a tube extension. All sorts of ammo for all applications you can kill a moose over 200 yrds away with a slug 👌🏼
that's not even a bad idea tbh, if it were me I might go with 16-18 just for better carrying and reduced unwieldiness
For me its the FN-57 definitely
I know theres better guns out there but the 57 is...
Its hard to say why but its a favourite
Small,concealable,powerful,and made by the same people that made the P-90 which is my second fav
It uses a different caliber than ur avg handguns but it gives quite a punch for a...(whats the name for these types of handguns again?)
Chambering in 5.7×28mm which i think is a rifle round caliber
Its more or less easy to come by for ammo
(Am i getting my gun facts right? Or am i just being dumb?)
5.7 is smaller than 9mm but it does fly faster to penetrate armour. It’s very much a pistol round
@@megacluckcluck2302 it is in fact a rifle round
@@donovansmith8326 it's not even a rifle round, it's too weak to be used in rifles. It's more like a cut down rifle round if anything. But if anything it should be better than other pistol-caliber rounds since rounds like the 9mm and 45acp are like 100 years old by now and they aren't designed to face modern threats 100 years ago, the 5.7mm is a newer round that was made to face the threats at its time (which is basically a modern threat until now, the russians)
that's not a bad take tbh, the main concern is finding something that's useable for hunting/home defense, and being able to get a good source for ammo, weird sometimes "exotic" ammos and guns have more than just a heavy price tag, availably is definitely a concern
No lmao
M249. Covers all the bases. It works as a machine gun with belts. And as a straight-bolt action rifle when you put a mag in it. Plus everything is a handgun if you are strong enough.
Agreed with choice. Having a second barrel with the end of world type of pick isn't completely out of a wheel house.
I stopped buying 300blk guns when I received my 8.3 noveske barrel. I’ve never felt that I needed anything else and I don’t remember the last time I reached for any other in that caliber… Except for my aac handi rifle, that thing is just fun. Great video!
If I had one gun for the rest of my life, it would definitely be the First Pattern Fg42. But from my collection, probably my .30-30 Marlin 336C
all i can say the best gun id like to keep forever is
BFR 45-70 Gov Revolver
Takling all options into account I have come to a conclusion. GAU/8. That’ll be my one gun!
Everyone else: This guy owns a Lynx, G28 and Lahti L-39? He must be rich!
Me: This guy owns an Ascend Armory receiver set? He's clearly multiversal-tier reality warper.
Love this
Pro tip: using "if you could only have one ___ for the rest of your life, what would you pick?" is great ice breaker question on early dates. Can do with movies, food, travel, etc.
Daniel Defense DDM4 PDW, in 300 blackout. Its quick, snappy, light, highly customizable, super or subsonic and when built for it super quiet. Good for hunting, good for defense, it's my pick and I'm sticking to it.
Daniel defense is amazing! Love all my DD rifles. IWI tavor stole my heart tho.
I had a feeling you'd end up at 300 Blackout - such a great round. Thanks, looking forward to the followup 👌
I completely agree I just argued this same point to one of my buddies and will be sending him this video!
Mine would be a SCAR-H. It can be long range but is compact enough to use closer up.
My favorite gun is the Steyr AUG A3. However if I could only have one gun I would choose the Desert Tech MDRx. its compact, it can reach those longer ranges, and it is ergonomic. The MDR can also be easily be configured into an SBR for concealment. and the caliber can be easily changed. but if I had to pick one caliber, I would choose 6.5 Creedmoor. I don't have to worry that much about parts commonality due to the fact that I have a CNC machine
Ammo based, ar-15 5.56 with a 22 cal conversion. Keep both bolts.
Knights Armament Mk12 MOD 1 chambered in 5.56 77gr bullet. With a fixed A2 stock, Suppressed, Harris Bipod, mounted with a Nightforce 2.5-10x42 NXS scope, and a offset Red dot. Rifle can reach out to 800 yards affective but can also operate within 100 yards
I wish i had the Kind of Money this fellow has to build my Dream gun collection. That 223. Would do the Job . All about shot placement , which im 💯 % he knows that
Bcm 13.7” pin and weld with the elw-f barrel with a surefire warcomp,Geissele mk14 ddc rail, radian raptor and talon, b5 bravo stock and p23 grip, larue mbt2 trigger or the ssa e both are fantastic, a surefire scout m600 light with pressure pad, magpul pro back up irons with a complete vltor a5 buffer system, topped with a micro dot or a vortex uh1 gen 2 with a 3x vortex magnifier. Hard to beat it from close up and personal to 350 yards, it’s got it.
Definitely the FLATLINE... Single fire for long range, ADS for Mid range and great hipfire for close combat!
Having this video without him telling us what optic he’d pick is like eating toast without putting some kind of spread or topping on it, so yes we’d love to see that video
an optic is more suited to use case, he's not saying I'd use this specific set up, more just what rifle I'd use, to use your analogy he's picking the toast for the proverbial butter and or jam he would like to use as well
Love the content, very informative and to the point. Also the quality and taste in such firearms is phenomenal.
I agree, call me sour but the way he talks makes the inside of my spine itch.
@@maze2371 I throw up. Sounds like a rich frat boy
Mine would be my ruger 10/22 . In the right hands it can be so versatile. Self defense and hunting . And to all those who laugh at the fact a 22 between the eyes will drop anyone 🤘🏻
Interesting choice... Being Canadian, however, I'll stick with my Winchester Model 70 (Featherweight) bolt gun. 30-06 is pretty common, not too expensive, and is pretty versatile.
Can you keep that rifle with the current ban on guns in Canada?
@robin sage Considering that it's an unrestricted hunting rifle, yes. The 'ban' covers 'assault-style' weapons (aka. AR-15s, AK-47s, etc.). Not Grandpa's old hunting gun. Given how ingrained hunting is into Canadian culture, they're not going to ban common hunting gear anytime soon; it's a big industry in Canada.
You a very good selection, and your reasoning is all based on barrel length to distance.
My one gun has always been the M1 Carbine. 30 cal., light weight, reliable.
Remington 870 12 gauge stainless would be my pick. Can shoot anything from ducks to bear and chances are it won’t break. A 300 blackout would be fantastic but if you’re considering survival I don’t think you can beat the versatility of a shotgun. Great video!
Shotgun with a changeable barrel, with the right barrel your slugs can reach out 150-200 yards and it can take down any game in North America. Super common ammo type and can be use for any situation with the right setup. Easy to reload your own ammo.
I would pick a 308 Springfield m1a prolly. That's a hard one lol!
Love your shorts man & your videos! Watching your channel and hickock45 has gotten me into firearms. I’m currently in the process of building my collection. I own more than a couple firearms now. They’re all modern. Building up to collecting authentic ww2 firearms and 1911s. I hope to see more guns added to your collection! Keep doing your thing brotha!!
Sig MCX Virtus with 16" barrel in .223 AND the second barrel of 10.5" in .300 blackout ;)
Arm and gun id love to get VERY in depth videos and history telling from you because you explain everything so well and maybe cover very bizzarre weapons like the LAPA-sm03 wich aren't in production and there was like one that was crafted or sold from what i remember
If we were talking about one handgun I would go with a P226 Legion with 357 Sig, 40 S&W, and 9mm conversion barrels. Add a .22LR conversion kit too.
Great Video Brother
The sig rattler fits like all of those properties. Packs a punch, compact, subsonic/supersonic, home defense/everyday car carry. Might be able to hunt with it but idk how well it would work out lol
Yeah if you can afford one, good pick.
I agree with an sbr being the one. For the use that one would be for, which would be shtf, there's a tie between a P90s for mobility and "hop-n-pop" scenarios and yes, a 300 blackout in an ar sbr frame if going with greater power and better range.
Interesting. I challenged myself to the same question and arrived at a CZ bren 2 in a custom 300 blackout 14 inch barrel.
My Jr Carbine .45acp, it's treated me well, its easy to maintain and not too expensive to load.
B&T APC 9
Short, practical, easy to control, sensational swiss quality and 9mm which is easy to handle and available everywhere.
A compromise between pistol and rifle
I really loved the long format video of yours..you should do it more often..❣️
I love my Noveske Ghetto Blaster and Q Thunder Chicken. Sounds like a staple gun with subs! 🤙🏼
Robinson armament XCRM micro with two 6.5 creed barrels. One 7”, one 14” and one 26” can do everything with that including hide it in a jacket.
One gun?
Definitely a pimped out G3 with a grenade launcher.
It is really cool format. I am waiting more full size videos!
I would go for the Dragunov SVD and the FAL
When you did the HK slap an add for WhiteClaw came up. It’s go time. Stay frosty.
Very interesting study leading to a specific set of details. Our ideology or approach isn't dissimilar. I don't have the financial resources as some for this topic of choice but do have that one last rifle forever for this point in time. Mine is for now the Alexander Arms 6.5 Grendel 16" carbine using a few mods leaning this copy very near if not best refered to as RECCE rifle. Very high performance even beyond the 300-400 yard range. I do agree with you short barreled rifle thinking however for me took a backseat at this juncture. Thanks for the outstanding content👍
I would go with the G-3 .....the most reliable of them all
I have actually been considering the 300 bo. It's something you can carry in a backpack and is still concealable and is easier to shoot than a handgun.
But me personally, I'm going to probably stick with an ar pistol in 5.56 and the reason is that there's going to be rounds everywhere for it.
Love my Daniel defense rifles but the gun in life I never thought I’d love is my IWI tavor! Extremely accurate got 16.5 inch barrel and I only have 1 eotech because they’re so expensive and it’s on that gun! So Tavor for the win IMO!
@Grayson Mann Yeah and I typically hate bullpup but the Tavor won my heart even over my Daniel defense rifles. My tavor is for home defense/hog hunting rifle (haven’t went hog hunting with it yet tho).
@@warfan1994 I never understood why people don't like bullpups, lol. On paper they sound legit. Shorter package, similar weight, better balace.
Good choice, however, isn’t that choice more a battle rifle? What about a 9mm Ruger PC9? Ammo everywhere. Easy to take deer, take-down-able, accurate, works as a hunter, defense and as an overall caliber.
@@AnthonyAllenJr I personally don’t like other bullpups and have heard bad things about Famas Aug L85 but the ones in the US that we can get our hands on that I’ve seen like the keltec RFD or RFB or the desert tech bullpup are apparently really bad. The Tavor I’ve had 0 troubles with except running steel ammo through it but that was just to test steel ammo I typically only have brass. A quick side note, apparently a gun called the hellion by Springfield has just recently came to the US so maybe that’s good but idk and the other one is Ukraine has a bullpup and it’s not the Tavor even tho the Ukrainians bought the right to build the Tavor they have another bullpup but pretty sure it’s banned in the US but their have been rumors that it’s super accurate and is in 7.62x39 and 5.45.
@@sandymilne224 my tavor is in 300 blackout and that’s extremely common around here for hog hunting and home defense but they primarily come in 556 and they make the Tavor 7 in 7.62x51.
Big bore revolver 100% rocking the straight cartridge. You can reload your brass easier.
If you only have 1 gun, your for sure reloading it.
You can turn your revolver into a shotgun too if your a skilled at reloading, you can hunt moose and big game, you can quick draw with practice.
That's the closest thing to the ultimate survivalist gun.
Weight, and size bring the limit at which you cut off. Once the gun can do what you want, get the short and smallest possible.
End result is a revolver only because shotgun is too heavy to edc
From your descriptions on requirements. I thought he was going to say a bullpup for a while. I like Desert Tech's MDRX.
TAVOR X95 in 300 Blackout. Awesome with suppressors. Ability to go subsonic and supersonic. Short overall length yet 16.5 inch barrel.
You don't need to apologize for being a gun nerd...It's kinda why I watch your channel.
Mauser c96 9mm conversion with the nice shoulder stock holster combo would be perfect for me.
Bro is that a shipping container or a whole vault 🔥
I'd suggest looking into .277 Fury guns. Not gonna lie it meets all of your requirements as a cartridge, just needs a gun built around it.
Isn't .277 Fury 6.8×51mm? As in, what the MCX Spear / XM5 is chambered for?
Although not main spread and still a wildcat, I’d probably go with a 12.5” .277 wolverine AR. 5.56 case necked to 6.8 rather than 7.62. While 300blk is great subsonic and decent supersonic, the wolverine is the other way around, designed as supersonic and decent to suppress subsonic
I have an AUG, but I'd prefer to add a 20" barrel. Short as an SBR with good ballistics and very durable/reliable. No moose near me, just small deer.
Desert Tech MDRx because of the caliber switching capability and the compactness would be my choice.
Love the long video again. Let go Canada!
Ar-15, 14” barrel chambered in 308. Topped with a light and a lvpo
I’d probably go for an M1 garand for the simple fact that its one of the most fun guns I’ve ever shot and I can hunt just about anything with it
More politix plez. People aren't aware of what they're losing and you have something special
I’d go with my M44 mosin. Common caliber, useful for hunting. Decent for home defense… kind of joking there. Can’t edc but I have my knives. I’m not that good a shot with a handgun anyway.
Lol yeah the mosin is cool but not practical compared to modern guns.
I guess I’d have to go with one I could get the most ammo. So either 9mm 5.56, or 12 ga. I have to say I’d go with my Mossberg 590 20”. Use bird buck and if I need to bring down something far away rifled slug. Downside is there’s only 8 in the tube.
Because of where I live,some calibers are harder to find than others, also long range is slightly more important for me (up to 500yds) so I think a 10-12inch semi auto in .308 fits me better, but otherwise I'd go for the exact same as him
My fav would either be the svd dragunov or the mg42 or the gali sidecharger
Easy, my Daisy BB gun.
MCX Virtus 6.75” barrel 300 blackout. Or Q Honey Badger with its 7” barrel!
I like the 300 BLK out but the availability of ammo is a down fall, I just Never see it on shelves anywhere. I think I would go with something in .308 personally. Or maybe a 9mm with a 7 or so inch barrel AR style riffle.
This guy lives every collectors dream. Holy shit
If I could only have 1 it would be a pump action or semi shotgun. I’m a hunter first and foremost so I can bird hunt, deer hunt, and home defense.
My first thought is a pump shotgun. Remington 870. Enough for all my needs except ccw. If considering ccw, a larger bore revolver so that it can cover some hunting as well. 629 Competitors are beautiful, I'd might go that route. Then again, a 10mm semi auto would be a good choice in that realm. Tough choice.
Ignoring the ammo availability/variety issues, 12.5" 6.5 Grendel. Compact enough for CQC with enough kinetic energy to do work out to 800 yards.
I’ll gladly take your XCRM though I’d do their 14.7” barrel and run a surefire suppressor. Also a scope-offset red dot combo.
I choose the Model of 1798 Springfield musket because that is how the founding fathers intended. It is quite useful for when ruffians break into mine estate. That or a cannon loaded with grapeshot, a jolly good pick, that.
What about doing something with a quick change barrel (not upper)? Technically still one gun I would say the bushmaster arc I live in Canada and it is one of few semi-autos that can take moose with it 450 bushmaster and you can swap it in 2-5min to 5.56, 6.8 sap and on and on. And 300 black out is. It the greatest moose caliber you would need to get close to get proper expansion.
I'm happy to see something other then a short
Y'all be happy you have a gun. Take it from a guy who would give sooo many different body parts for any gun and multi parts for an ar15. Have fun shoot often and stay safe y'all.
So basically the Lynx sniper gun, plus we all saw that was also on his post tagged one gun for the rest of his life
Arm&gun: If I could only have one gun for the rest of my life.
Me: I wish I could have atleast one gun, even a .22
Definitely not where I thought you were gonna go with that conclusion but honestly it does make sense.
For me, personally, I'd like a gun like maybe a Tavor or an MDR that have conversion kits so it's still technically the same gun but has access to a wider array of ammo types for various purposes, not to mention that the bullpup style of rifle while a little funky to us Americans who are addicted to our AR's (for good reason) still offer a good barrel length of 16-18 inches in a package roughly the size of a 10 inch ar so regardless of the round selected you're gonna get good effect out of the bullet.
Super awesome video and like I said initially definitley didn't think that was were you were gonna take it but what you said was well though out and I have to agree! Keep on rockin on man 🤙