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Zombie gun recommendations in .45?
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Good points. I do love the G17/G19 and I'm a better shot with 9mm than .45, but I'm concerned about the availability of Glock-compliant ammo after the apocalypse. I believe kemikalembalance has good advice of getting a gun that "eats everything".
Not to be argumentative, but extensive research has shown that the zombie infection is in the brain and that's why they want to eat your brains. The most effective way of neutralizing the living dead is by either a shot to the head, severing the head from the neck, shotgun blast to the face, or machete through the skull. Driving over their face with a tracked vehicle also works, but tracked vehicles can be hard to find and maintain after SHTF. They're also too high profile.Comment
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Food for thought. Now I'm starting to rethink 9mm. It is cheaper and more plentiful than .45. I am also more likely to get a head shot with a 9mm. Kalifornia probably won't be enforcing the 10 round mag limit after the zombie infection begins anyways. Thanks!If it's really zombies, I'm all about capacity than caliber.
Therefore, I'd rather run a 9mm Glock with a 33rd mag, as a head shot from that won't be much different than a head shot from a .45 ACP round to the head of a zombie coming at you.
Even if you use a .45 pistol that holds 13-15 rounds (or 17-18 rounds with a mag extension), it's still going to be a lot less than a 33rd mag and probably weigh about the same or more than the 33rd 9mm mag.Comment
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RIA 1911A1, when you run out of ammo you can still pistol whip them... Seriously though, I have a Milspec RIA that I had a trigger job and reliability workup done by gunsmith for $100.00 then I added a beavertail, skeleton hammer and strut, grips, 18 lb. recoil spring, full length guide rod (kept original parts for replacement after the Zombies come)... In all, I have less than $600 into it and I would put it up against any $1000 1911 out there. In fact, I was offered a straight up trade for a Kimber Ultra Carry a couple months ago and turned it down... Start with a basic RIA 1911, trigger job and reliability job... That's all you really need... My Dad bought the new RIA Tactical (@ $500) cause he liked mine so much. I haven't shot it but from handling it, I think it's a very solid pistol... He's put 650+ rounds through it without a hiccup...sigpic"Government is like a baby. An alimentary canal with a big appetite at one end and no sense of responsibility at the other." Ronald ReaganComment
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Or maybe this:

combined with a quality 1911, G21, HK or Sig for ammo compatibility.I'm retired. That's right, retired. I don't want to hear about the cop who stopped you today or how you didn't think you should get a ticket. That just makes me grumpy!Comment
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Honestly, a 9mm to the head will do a great job against the living dead, plus you can hold more rounds.
Also, have you thought of a .40 cal? In between round.
I recommend a S&W M&P in either 9mm or 40The very existence of flamethrowers proves that some time, somewhere, someone said to themselves, "You know, I want to set those people over there on fire, but I'm just not close enough to get the job done."
George Carlin, US comedian and actor (1937 - 2008)
"High Speed, Low Drag..GoodToGo" RTT-CQB ManComment
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RIA 1911A1, when you run out of ammo you can still pistol whip them... Seriously though, I have a Milspec RIA that I had a trigger job and reliability workup done by gunsmith for $100.00 then I added a beavertail, skeleton hammer and strut, grips, 18 lb. recoil spring, full length guide rod (kept original parts for replacement after the Zombies come)... In all, I have less than $600 into it and I would put it up against any $1000 1911 out there. In fact, I was offered a straight up trade for a Kimber Ultra Carry a couple months ago and turned it down... Start with a basic RIA 1911, trigger job and reliability job... That's all you really need... My Dad bought the new RIA Tactical (@ $500) cause he liked mine so much. I haven't shot it but from handling it, I think it's a very solid pistol... He's put 650+ rounds through it without a hiccup...
+1 on the RIA except you start with the tactical and skip all the middle steps.
only thing ive had done on my tactical is got the front site replaced with a fiber optic, and the rear site replaced with a low pro 2 dot site.
ive had maybe 3 FTF's (i only shoot wolf and the primers were bad) and FTE's (maybe 2) out of about 5k rounds.Jason M- My 5 year old is a NRA life member, are you?
WTB: Stoeger Condor Competition Combo (I'll trade 1911's or other handguns)Comment
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there can only be one .45 highlander
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