Zombie Apocalypse

I think I would go with the 4 door Jeep myself. It has decent size, power, and off-roading capability along with allowing you the ability to fire shotgun blasts from the sides and back.

Large ATV's ~400cc might be useful too, since they are so nimble and rugged.

I was thinking in more of a rural setting, once you escape the city.

If you could get one of those bunkers (see my last post) you'd never have to leave providing you set up a basic hydroponics bay and I suppose you'd need  some sort of  sustainable power  production like solar or wind turbines but other than that you could sit out the zombapocalypse  for near-enough a lifetime.

Quote from: Chris Spaghetti on January 07, 2009, 08:39:07 AM

If you could get one of those bunkers (see my last post) you'd never have to leave providing you set up a basic hydroponics bay and I suppose you'd need  some sort of  sustainable power  production like solar or wind turbines but other than that you could sit out the zombapocalypse  for near-enough a lifetime.

And for entertainment, put them on one of the bungee-run things, a la Sean of The Dead.

You could power it with zombies on a tread mill. Just put non contributing member in front of them.

So, how will you survive? Discuss.

And, I've always dreamed of being a statistic.

Walmart sell guns? Could I take them on a flight? (In the hold of course.)

Man, I gotta start getting on here earlier.  OK,

Step 1 - Get home.  Oh, wait, I work from home most of the time, including now.

Step 2 - Grab the gear:



Not quite everything, I'd grab:

both SKSs
Mini-14
both Mosin-Nagants (M91-30 M44)
K31
10/22 (Scoped, accurized, and can take any game in North America out to 50 yards, technically.  Plus, I've got like 2500 rounds for it, which weigh next to nothing.)
30.30
Glock 21C (.45 ACP, full size, factory compensated)
Rossi .357 Magnum (not pictured)
H&K USP Compact .40 (not pictured)



Both shotguns, of course.



That's about half the ammo - I've got:

2500 rds .22 (cheap, light, deadly, accurate)
990 rds 7.62 X 54R (for the M-Ns)
1000 rds 5.56 NATO (as you can see, 120 rounds are in speed-loaders, ready to fill the 40rd mags in the pic)
1000 rds 7.62 X 39 (for the SKSs)
500 rds each, .45, .357 magnum, .40 ACP, 12ga (various 12 ga, mostly birdshot, but a fair amount of 4 buck, 00 buck, slug, and Rhodesian Jungle, 00 mixed with 4 buck)
300 rounds 7.5mm Swiss (1000m rifle)



I pulled out the big stuff so you could see.  This pack is always ready to go:

'Rambo' knife (compass, survival kit, threads onto pole to become spearhead)
cooking gear
stove
food - 3 people, 3 days
AR-7 (it's in pieces in the buttstock you see, which is watertight and floats, .22lr)
PUR water purification pump
cold weather kit
tent
sleeping bag
Leatherman


Then, I'd make for this building:



Which is less than two miles from my house.  18 Floors, only two staircases to cut out at the 2nd floor, lots of room to set up shop.

Now, if I only had the resources to stash a helicopter on the roof...

Quote from: General Douchebag on January 07, 2009, 12:45:02 PM

Walmart sell guns? Could I take them on a flight? (In the hold of course.)

I'm fairly certain they only sell ammo now.

Quote from: General Douchebag on January 07, 2009, 12:45:02 PM

Walmart sell guns? Could I take them on a flight? (In the hold of course.)

I'm fairly certain they only sell ammo now.