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after a few seconds thought, that's a very good choice IMO too.I would choose a lever action rifle in 357 or 44mag.
That would be my 2nd choice.I would use my Rem 870 loaded with #1 buckshot with some extra slug rounds for barrier penetration.
Dang I want one of those. Great choice.Remington 7615 A pump rifle that uses AR mags.
I didn't know this beast existed! It's a pricey bugger for what it is.Remington 7615 A pump rifle that uses AR mags.
Normally the problem with stuff like that is the cost to make them. Since they are not building them in mass production the cost is FAR higher. Now if they take the semi's? Then some may start cranking out stuff like this and it will be far cheaper after they get cranking them out.I didn't know this beast existed! It's a pricey bugger for what it is.
IMI Timberwolf, if you can afford one!Having been a PCC fanboy all my life the lever would be for me. I have long said if I live long enough to see them take my semi autos I will be getting some levers. What I like about most is the way you can "top off" at any time while still ready. Pump would be even better to me but they are rare and pricey. If they do take the semi suspect someone may start cranking out some nice pumps in pistol caliber. One that was short, light, and allowed you to keep topping off more rounds? Seems like it would be a great choice. Still have an old Win 1300 Police Model that's long been a safe queen. If needed it could certainly be put back in service and is a DEVASTATING weapon.
That's one, particularly in .44 Magnum, I so wish they'd bring back.IMI Timberwolf, if you can afford one!