http://www.furaffinity.net/view/2047947/

Nice. Not sure how well it'd go in a population center. I posted a link to the original template if you'd like.

hehe, no doubt, but i do not expect to survive long. I would mainly be in for the challenge of see how long I can, instead of the wait it out survival style.

yeah, ammo is the best moral booster. screw music when you got no. 4 buckshot. all in all a good list. ive read the zombie survival guide, and this is pretty much what you need. good work!

Thanks. I figured, not knowing what caused the outbreak of zombism, I'd better bring a mask to try and prevent catching it myself.

Hehe, if Grey was up against zombies, his side kick would be Brad

Hey...is that a compensator on the shot gun or an actual silencer....

Really, it's neither. It's more of a shroud. It's sort of a project gun, an 11-87 made to mimic Anton Chigurh's 1100.

Ahhh, alright, I gotcha now.

I've found I can comfortably carry a laptop, misc. gear (in a flat pack like the laptop case) a week of clothes in a backpack and a gym bag, on my back. Cut it down to three days clothes, and if we must, lose the laptop (there will still be many functioning wifi spots if you head into the city, you just need to have a small battery-fed power source and a nearby starbucks, good for keeping tabs on other parts of the world even if you need to establish P2P connections with other known survivors) so I can carry weapons (belt, under backpack), ammo (second flat case), food (gym bag), supplies (remaining backpack space) and the communication device. If it's a two-man team, which is already planned for, the other man instead of laptop would carry a power source, preferably solar (for limited size). Considering we could salvage supplies after cleaning out the sparse households in the area we are traveling in, cookware and replenishing canned food supplies aren't that much of a challenge. Basically live nomadic, accumulating supplies (and survivors, if well-prepared) as we head for the coast and get to our boat, which we already have plans to configure into a vessel capable of holding 4-8 people for about 6 months.

True. I didn't go into detail on medical supplies and a few other things, but I do intend to get a roll-up solar panel for my laptop. But yeah, you certainly have a good hold on things. My other plan did involve a boat, but I didn't go with that one. Threw this together when I was pretty tired.

Kind of reminds me of this no-budget zombie flick I saw on the Sci Fi channel, the main hero was wearing green cammo

Only problem was they were apparently in anartica there was snow everywhere o.O

Ouch, oops. Not everyone can be good at making movies.

yeah, even sadder is not everyone gets the "adaptive" aspect of camoflague X)

extended magazines are your friends

Yeah, the 100 round drum on the HBAR AR-15 gives quite a lot of firepower, and it has a lower profile than a 20 round magazine, so shooting prone is quite easy. Almost no need to reload once you're down, either.

...little need to shoot zombies prone with an AR... not a whole lot of kick... unless maybe you were going for long distance, at which point I'd switch over to an L1A1

I figured that the AR would be good for holding the fort once we're there. It's a heavy rifle, so it really does require you to support it if you want to shoot accurately. It helps off of a bench, too. And this AR is pretty accurate, and ammo's pretty light for it, so there'd be a lot of zombies going down for what I can carry in .223. Plus, if I end up reloading for it after staying in place for a long time, it'll use up less powder, so I won't need quite as much of that, either.

hahaha interesting

Come and get them you dirty Persians... I mean Zombies!