I was looking through an Ellis Brigham catalogue and I strangely drawn to using an ice axe at close quarters against the undead hordes.
Something like this http://www.ellis-brigham.com/axes-&-ham ... 06/reactor
The 32 Rules of Zombieland
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Emergency planning regarding communication, water/food supply, shelter, equipment, transport and of course what guns to have with us!
Emergency planning regarding communication, water/food supply, shelter, equipment, transport and of course what guns to have with us!
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Mike357
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Re: The 32 Rules of Zombieland
It's not the pace of life that concerns me, it's the sudden stop at the end!
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Sandgroper
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Nice. 
but isn't this stupid?
but isn't this stupid?
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Also, I can't say it would be great against a horde of zombies, the serrated edge would make it hard to retrieve for rapid dispatch of the undead!
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True, but if the hordes are coming towards you and your back is against an ice wall... 
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Good point re removing the pick from the skull but I'm hoping that a Zombie's skull, like the rest of them is rotten and frail and when the axe hits, the skull fragments and the Zombie will just slide off the end as they crumple on to the deck?
It's not the pace of life that concerns me, it's the sudden stop at the end!
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tatooed, you going to SGC..take LOTS of money as you can do loads of full auto there.
they even have Sten guns as wellas AK's, MP5's uzi's and all othe rnice things..and BELT FED! I'll be out the US by then unfortunately.
what about a Samurai sword, a proper REAL one with a live blade, hand made in Japan.. You can cleave them right down the middle, the blade is virtually self cleaning..
With an axe or tomahawk you are way too near the blood splatter....
they even have Sten guns as wellas AK's, MP5's uzi's and all othe rnice things..and BELT FED! I'll be out the US by then unfortunately.
what about a Samurai sword, a proper REAL one with a live blade, hand made in Japan.. You can cleave them right down the middle, the blade is virtually self cleaning..
With an axe or tomahawk you are way too near the blood splatter....
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I don't think I've got the cash for belt fed, as fun as it would be!!Chuck wrote:tatooed, you going to SGC..take LOTS of money as you can do loads of full auto there.
they even have Sten guns as wellas AK's, MP5's uzi's and all othe rnice things..and BELT FED! I'll be out the US by then unfortunately.
what about a Samurai sword, a proper REAL one with a live blade, hand made in Japan.. You can cleave them right down the middle, the blade is virtually self cleaning..
With an axe or tomahawk you are way too near the blood splatter....
Aiming for some M16/AK/MP5/HK416 etc action, and as many handguns as I can get my hands on... its going to be hard not to buy a .45 whilst I'm there... I know it... but I'd have to leave it there which sucks :(
Yeah, hoping for SGC, I havent got anything planned solid yet, but I'm gonna look into either hiring a car for a few days and driving it (if I can bring myself to do the distance, its a lot of travelling (600 miles each way!) or look to getting a small plane chartered, depending on whats cheapest, although the car would be nice to get around in AZ!
Samarai would be a good weapon against the undead, swift, light, nimble and slice through brain matter with relative ease! would be on my go to of weapons!
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EagerNoSkill
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Re: The 32 Rules of Zombieland
good old fashioned go anywhere do anything
cook an egg on it MACHETE!
cook an egg on it MACHETE!
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Re: The 32 Rules of Zombieland
Ahh but the samurai is CLASS..OK machette on the list....good utility tool....
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