Get yourself a crimper and a hot glue gun... Buy bricks of cheap birdshot... Instant devastating slugs
Get yourself a crimper and a hot glue gun... Buy bricks of cheap birdshot... Instant devastating slugs
When you have so much that it becomes a liability.
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I just heard the theme to Daria.
If it happens...you wont be burning 100's of rounds at the range...you will be firing when necessary....1000 rounds will last a long time...another 2c
i just recently decided to get as much ammo as i can afford. after making several trips to academy and walmart and not finding a single box of ammo in the caliber i was looking for (22lr, 9mm .223). I did stop by academy on Broadway ext. Friday and got lucky they where unloading the truck. got 1000 rounds of 9mm and 500 round of 5.56, just need some more 22lr now!!!
I did feel bad about buying that much though, because that is why they never have ammo but o well i guess every man for himself!
I did feel bad about buying that much though, because that is why they never have ammo but o well i guess every man for himself!
James Wesley, Rawles (founder and editor of survivalblog.com and a former U.S. Army Intelligence officer) provides the following minimums on p. 236 in his book "How to Survive The End of The World as We Know It"
2,000 per battle rifle
500 per hunting rifle
800 per primary handgun
2,000 per .22 rimfire
500 per riot gun
He then states "If you can afford it, three times those figures would meet the comfort level of most survivalist. In an age of inflation, consider that supply better than money in the bank."
2,000 per battle rifle
500 per hunting rifle
800 per primary handgun
2,000 per .22 rimfire
500 per riot gun
He then states "If you can afford it, three times those figures would meet the comfort level of most survivalist. In an age of inflation, consider that supply better than money in the bank."
Considering the state of the world, how much ammo might you need for the rest of your life? Get that as a minimum. Then, you could have a little extra to pay for your retirement to sell when times get tough.
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