OT: If you were in the woods and Big Foot Attacked what weapon do you want?

GloryDawg

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It has to be something you can buy legally in the United States
 

Hugh's Burner Phone

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30.06

If it was good enough to drop that pack of chupacabras last month I trust it to take care of Bigfoot, too.
 

Uncle Ruckus

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Benellin m4 with double-aught buck. This is the answer for any type of living being that isn’t wearing body armour.
 

Ace-Leroy

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Oh They exist......

Wouldn't need a weapon.....Bigfoot doesn't exist.

I leave the hose running in my backyard and the local Squatch here come right up and get a drink from it. You don't need a weapon unless You attempt to photograph one though. They hate that. They think You are stealing their soul.
 

Dawgbite

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Keltec KSG with slugs in one tube and buckshot in the other.
 

TaleofTwoDogs

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Screw killing him. Hand him a pen and agent's agreement and make a fortune...possibilities are endless (do we need D Line men?).
 

Dawgg

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Sam Elliott had a problem with regular weapons. If he had problems, I don’t stand a chance. My best weapon is a great set of running shoes.
 

aTotal360

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Here's a question I've had will all my hunting buddies...If you were sitting in your deer stand (had NO camera of any sort) and saw bigfoot casually walking in front of you, would you shoot it?
 

woozman

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Sack of crawfish, 20# of grilled salmon, 3-4 smoked briskets, 10 racks of baby back ribs. And 2 kegs of beer…
 

greenbean.sixpack

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I think a 50 cal is legal in the Sip? If i had a pick of the weapons i used to own before the tragic boating accident, I'd probably go 30.06 over a 45-70 or 12 gauge. In an open environment, the 30.06 has a much longer effective range over both and is semi auto compared to the single shot 45-70, plus I wouldn't want him to get as close and needed that would be effective range for a 12 gauge. If a close quarters situation, 12 gauge.
 

Ozarkdawg

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Actually Marlin makes a lever action 45-70

I think a 50 cal is legal in the Sip? If i had a pick of the weapons i used to own before the tragic boating accident, I'd probably go 30.06 over a 45-70 or 12 gauge. In an open environment, the 30.06 has a much longer effective range over both and is semi auto compared to the single shot 45-70, plus I wouldn't want him to get as close and needed that would be effective range for a 12 gauge. If a close quarters situation, 12 gauge.




It's the rifle Chris Pratt's character had in Jurassic World

https://www.marlinfirearms.com/s/model_1895sbl/
 

InTheIttaBenaHotSun

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It has to be something you can buy legally in the United States

Asked this question to the gun nut in the family and this is what I got back so I'm going with this.


"(Can be) Owned by who? Mil. Contractors then I’d take a M72 Law
If owned by Class 7ffls then an Alexander Arms .50 AR converted to select fire Or a .10mm auto vector
If by a class 3 dealer then I’d take a Thumper
.40mm
If by a regular (broke) civilian then I’d do a 37mm grenade launcher
If rifling was specified then I guess an Ar10 in .308 with a binary trigger Or possibly a .50 beo or .458
Since .700 nitro isn’t transferable"
 
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