Probably the worst weapons of zombie killing

Not saying not to use these but not for a primary weapon

1. Shotguns (loud slow fire rate slow reload)

2 chainsaw ( loud , could cause kick back and cut your self runs on gas which will become scarce 

3. Knives ( short reach you make a slight error ur done 

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Permalink Reply by PRIME_Ω_PREDATOR on October 30, 2011 at 11:17am

I agree. The pump shotgun is hard to beat. Funny thing though. I've got 3000 steel cased and brass cased rounds through my AR 15 and haven't had one stoppage, FTF or FTE. That includes running through 2 local training courses. That amount of rounds has been set through the carbine since December 2010. I guess it all depends on what ya got. Now, I doubt I'll go through the entire lifetime of my AR without a jam but it is what it is.

Any gun can have a malfuntion. Pump shotguns can bind up but are less likely to do so. Anything with moving parts can jam.

If you've got a weapon maintain it according to the manufacturer instructions.

Permalink Reply by James Carnes on October 30, 2011 at 1:26pm
You suck
Permalink Reply by James Carnes on October 30, 2011 at 1:32pm
For the guy who said shotguns suck. Are you serious? I am a shotgunner and have been for years. Zombies usually come in crowds which makes the shotty perfect. If there are a few, I use my hand forged katana
Permalink Reply by Joe Joesephson on October 28, 2011 at 2:04pm

Chainsaws are too loud and bulky for survival purposes, but if you were done, trapped, bitten, finished, it would make a good weapon for messing some zombies up.  My advice would be to have one if you trek off into the wilderness, if your mode of transport can carry it.  A shotgun would be useful- If you're worried about noise, check out the Red Jacket firearms silenced shotguns.  As for rate of fire and reload time, a SPAS-15 (not SPAS-12) is a discontinued semi-auto shotgun still obtainable in Italy by private purchase.  It uses eight-round detachable magazines. Even better is the Remington 870 Special Operations Weapon-mod, which is a fully automatic upgrade of the 870 with twenty-round quick change mags.

 

As for knives, I'd recommend having one or two on you anyway, a long, sturdy one and a smaller one tucked away. 

 

My nomination for worst weapon would be the flamethrower: Its bulky, it kills by sucking the air out of you for the most part, it would take a while to destroy the brain.  And until it does, the zombie becomes a (sorta)human torch

Permalink Reply by Vladimir "Volk" Sokolov on October 30, 2011 at 12:56pm
For the shotguns, it would really depend on your training, as well as the type of shotgun, that would determine reload speed. Shotguns would be a very good weapon, so long as you know how to use it. And it's always good to have some form of a bladed weapon, machete, combat knife, etc. just in case.
Permalink Reply by Ryan Laney on October 31, 2011 at 8:21am
im sorry but while yall mother fuckers are geting eaten ill be alive with a pump action shotgun and a shain saw
Permalink Reply by Brittany Watson on October 31, 2011 at 8:36am
Hmm...not sure what a shainsaw is but it doesn't sound very effective.

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