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To: Who is John Galt?
If you go "all in", and there is no alternative (no 'Plan B'), it is possible to find yourself standing there, asking, "What do I do now?"

That's the whole point of having multiple firearms in just five or six common calibers. For instance:

Two ARs in 5.56/.223
One 7.62/.308 battle rifle
Two 9mm handguns and one 9mm carbine
Two .40 cal handguns and one .40 cal carbine
One 12 gauge shotgun
One .22 rifle

As you can see, there are eleven firearms, but just six calibers - all of them very common. One could have multiple back-ups in all six of those calibers. The above example is just a garden variety collection to illustrate the concept of redundancy.

71 posted on 02/08/2019 12:34:43 PM PST by Windflier (Pitchforks and torches ripen on the vine. Left too long, they become black rifles.)
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To: Windflier
The above example is just a garden variety collection to illustrate the concept of redundancy.

If anyone knows about "redundancy," it is yours truly...

;^)

89 posted on 02/08/2019 3:09:43 PM PST by Who is John Galt? ("He therefore who may resist, must be allowed to strike.")
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