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Blue Duck · March 8, 2014, 01:03 AM

I guess as far as long guns go, being able to take down the AR 15 is a good plan for a long gun, if you are worried about an end of the world as we know it, concern, which when a thousand miles from home, it not a bad idea.

But usually, when I travel, I carry up to 3 handguns, ranging from a small very concealable .380, or 5 shot snub, along with a couple of larger guns, often a lightweight commander in a sparks summer special, and then a Glock 22 with several mags in a bag on the floor of the car, and the Glock goes in the motel with me. If I can solve the situation with the Glock 22 and half a dozen high capacity mags, then I probably can't solve it with anything.

And if I am stranded, I don't want to be seen walking down the road with a long gun.

March 8, 2014, 01:03 AM	#104
Blue Duck Senior Member Join Date: October 15, 2006 Posts: 402	I guess as far as long guns go, being able to take down the AR 15 is a good plan for a long gun, if you are worried about an end of the world as we know it, concern, which when a thousand miles from home, it not a bad idea. But usually, when I travel, I carry up to 3 handguns, ranging from a small very concealable .380, or 5 shot snub, along with a couple of larger guns, often a lightweight commander in a sparks summer special, and then a Glock 22 with several mags in a bag on the floor of the car, and the Glock goes in the motel with me. If I can solve the situation with the Glock 22 and half a dozen high capacity mags, then I probably can't solve it with anything. And if I am stranded, I don't want to be seen walking down the road with a long gun.