well shoot smithlabs anyone can do that! I thought you were talking about building one from scratch. But I'd still need books or videos to follow. Is there anyplace to shoot at your new place or is it too populated?
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THAT is what I told you to begin with, ROFLOL!
It is all on the internet, easy peasey; you should try it.
ALWAYS places to shoot, LOL; and there are not too many neighbors, and none too close.
:)>well even if there were any people close by they'd scatter when they saw you comin.
THAT is what a scope is for, ROFLOL!
Besides, what makes you think they would see me coming? I am better than that.... :)
So, do you have space for a practice range?
:)>yeah we have a good spot to shoot, a ravine and behind it slopes up hill. There is also a commercial range 2 miles from us and boy were they going after it yesterday, the mild temperatures and being a holiday and all.
So, when are you getting your 30-06? Then build some AR-15s, and maybe get a 30-30.
You need to get prepping.Rifle, first aid kid, seeds, stored food....
>:(what the?? sir smithlabs..why would I want a 30-06? I don't need anything that big. Why would I want a 30-30? I used to have one of those, shouldn't have sold it darn it! We have about 6 months of food and some heirloom seeds. some guy from up North is supposed to send me some AR's but he hasn't done it yet, can't trust them Okies for nothing.
A 30-06 is a good basic rifle, everyone should have one. I actually use a much heavier rifle myself.
A 30-30 is a good bush rifle, and you should NEVER sell a firearm...ever.
6 months is a good start! The seeds are good to have! store metals, water filtration, firearms, ammunition, and first aid supplies. Then add to the 6 months, and try to double it.
A water source that can be hand powered is preferred, for SHTF.
:)>