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There's a fire and you have time to grab two guns
2017-02-25 02:55:47 Post No. 33114136
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What are they and why?
I'd grab my ishapore 2A and my mak, the ishapore isn't something you can just replace since it's milsurp, and neither is the mak, sort of.
I'd take the insurance payout from my ARs, .22 and other pistol to rebuy/ build an AR just right for once.
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>>33114136
I would save the guns that aren't in the safe. The ones in the safe will be fine if the fire is out in 5 hours, which it will. Also it's surrounded by only cinder blocks and cement, do it'll be fine
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>>33114136
>He isn't strong enough to carry his entire safe to safety
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>>33114136
My Israeli 7.62 Mauser, and my great grandfather's .22lr. Everything else can be replaced. No matter how expensive.
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vepr
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>>33114570
Also I have insurance, so aside from the collectibles and family heirlooms replacement would be possible.
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>>33114136
That EBR tho :(
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>>33115615
It doesn't have to, the contents of a room are more than enough to burn to a flashover and structurally weaken the concrete structure to the point of collapsing.
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