How Much Ammo ?

[JBP55]

All gun owners are now required by executive order issued by our Dear Leader today,You must take a Boaters Safety Course !!!

If you fail to take the mandated ordered or failed to pass then report to the nearest Fema training camp for future indoctrination !

I became Lifeboat Qualified by the USCG in New York in 1963.

 

[Gator 45/70]

Well, that time last year when I sunk the airboat....there were a lot of guns that were lost to the brackish water marsh. I did report this to the Lafourche Parish Sheriff’s Dept....just for the record. Here’s me trying to float it back to the surface.

After getting it up off bottom; the guns were gone. It was a sad day.

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Oh man,That looks very bad,Flipped a few pirogues myself in Terrebonne, Never an airboat

 

[Magdump]

I went to the range Tuesday . One of my friends also came . He and I worked together and are both retired . We had the place to ourselves and spent more time talking than shooting . I went through one and a half boxes of 9mm and about 150 rds of .22 all total . We had a great day . It's not all about burning through hundreds of rounds of ammo . Enjoy yourself and don't let the bastards wear you down .

Great post

 

[machinedrummer]

The CEO of Federal, CCI, Speer, and Remington just released a new video on YouTube. Same ole same ole.

 

[Gator 45/70]

The CEO of Federal, CCI, Speer, and Remington just released a new video on YouTube. Same ole same ole.

When is Remington going to re-open?

 

[toddinbr]

Gator 45/70,
He said on the new video that some great news about remington will be coming soon in the next video.

 

[Gator 45/70]

Gator 45/70,
He said on the new video that some great news about remington will be coming soon in the next video.

Good good, I had heard January 2021 but its about done

 

[Core]

Subjective to your needs. Objectively I would say 4,000 rounds per person per caliber, per firearm in your armory. 1,000 rounds loaded into rifle magazines, and 500 rounds loaded into pistol magazines per person. Three to six 30rd standard capacity magazines on person and on standby per firearm. Ask anyone who has survived a gun fight how much ammo you should carry. This does not include training and recreational ammo.

 

[DAVE_M]

Subjective to your needs. Objectively I would say 4,000 rounds per person per caliber, per firearm in your armory. 1,000 rounds loaded into rifle magazines, and 500 rounds loaded into pistol magazines per person. Three to six 30rd standard capacity magazines on person and on standby per firearm. Ask anyone who has survived a gun fight how much ammo you should carry. This does not include training and recreational ammo.

You're carrying 500 rounds of pistol ammo on your person?

 

[323MAR]

A Marine Corps combat load is 210 62gr rounds in 2 three mag pouches and 1 in the rifle. E-6 pay grade and above would have 45 124gr rounds in 3 mags.

 

[JBP55]

Subjective to your needs. Objectively I would say 4,000 rounds per person per caliber, per firearm in your armory. 1,000 rounds loaded into rifle magazines, and 500 rounds loaded into pistol magazines per person. Three to six 30rd standard capacity magazines on person and on standby per firearm. Ask anyone who has survived a gun fight how much ammo you should carry. This does not include training and recreational ammo.

You must be rich or a dreamer.

 

[jcbvh]

You must be rich or a dreamer.

I was going to say 10,000 rounds per caliber. Lol

But if your deciding to do this now, kinda late IMO; unless you want to pay triple what it was 2 yrs ago.

 

[noob]

I was going to say 10,000 rounds per caliber. Lol

But if your deciding to do this now, kinda late IMO; unless you want to pay triple what it was 2 yrs ago.

When I used to shoot often, I would keep 10k rounds in stock. That's b/c I was pissed I couldn't buy any during 2008-2009. So I would buy 1-2k every time they had a sale. It added up over time, But I haven't purchased ammo in a long time, and have slowly been working on what I have, so I have less than that, but still a few to many thousand rounds for each caliber I shoot. only one I don't have 1000's is 300blk and .308, but I have maybe 1k of each.

 

[Magdump]

I was going to say 10,000 rounds per caliber. Lol

But if your deciding to do this now, kinda late IMO; unless you want to pay triple what it was 2 yrs ago.

I’ve got more than 10k of a few calibers but there are several that I only stash 1-2k. Hunting rifle rounds, 32ACP, and shotshells. I mean, who in the hell could store 10 thousand rounds of 12ga buckshot? I can show you how many fat 50 cans it takes to store 1k and I bet you’ll change your mind. On the other hand, I do not think 80k rounds of .22LR is excessive at all and she can kiss my ass.

 

[Gator 45/70]

When I used to shoot often, I would keep 10k rounds in stock. That's b/c I was pissed I couldn't buy any during 2008-2009. So I would buy 1-2k every time they had a sale. It added up over time, But I haven't purchased ammo in a long time, and have slowly been working on what I have, so I have less than that, but still a few to many thousand rounds for each caliber I shoot. only one I don't have 1000's is 300blk and .308, but I have maybe 1k of each.

And this is the way to do it !!!

 

[bjrjar]

I don't need ammo. I lost all my guns in a horrible boating accident.

What a coincidence—me too..:

Bob


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