I've been through race riots, an unpopular war and some other nasty stuff. If you try to stay away from the conflict you won't need a lot of ammo stocked up just your normal shooting stock pile. Most of the time trouble doesn't come looking for you. You have to go find it. I know some people that still have ammo left over from the Obama scare.
Anyone stocking up ?
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Zaydok Allen
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I’m doing my typical purchases of components when money allows.
Bought a lot of knives though this year. When they take guns away I plan to cut criminals. I’ll cut them deep.
Bought a lot of knives though this year. When they take guns away I plan to cut criminals. I’ll cut them deep.
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Well stocked on ammo, reloading supplies, toilet paper, bleach, hydrogen peroxide, hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes. Have a half a beef, coupla wild turkeys and about a quarter of venison left in the freezer. Both pairs of New Zealands had litters within the last month. Coupla weeks I can breed the does back again. Tomatoes, strawberries and blueberries are coming in and will be ready in a week or so. Wifey has three cases of Mulberry wine and I got 4 bottles of Pikesville Rye(110 proof) whiskey on the shelf. WE should be good for a week or two.........
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I’ve got some wild turkeys too. Mine are in the cabinet though.
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I wait out times like this. Next year I'll pick up a few quality guns and some more ammo.
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We're pretty well stocked on most of those things too. PLUS, I bought my first "Prepper" magazine yesterday. It will tell me if we're forgetting about anything.Well stocked on ammo, reloading supplies, toilet paper, bleach, hydrogen peroxide, hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes. Have a half a beef, coupla wild turkeys and about a quarter of venison left in the freezer. Both pairs of New Zealands had litters within the last month. Coupla weeks I can breed the does back again. Tomatoes, strawberries and blueberries are coming in and will be ready in a week or so. Wifey has three cases of Mulberry wine and I got 4 bottles of Pikesville Rye(110 proof) whiskey on the shelf. WE should be good for a week or two.........
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I list that under Medical supplies.Buy it by the Gallon's. Can use the container later for water.
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I’m going to start referring to it as medical poultry.
I do not want to sound like an old fuddy duddy, but I cannot understand how it would benefit anyone to announce this sort of information to the world.
I can however, think of several possible ways in which others might want to use it.
I can however, think of several possible ways in which others might want to use it.
Zendude
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I have enough self defense ammo (how much do you really need?). If I run low on range ammo, I’ll just play more golf.
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AlexanderA
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It's a little late to be stocking up. I would think that most people on this forum would know this, and would already be stocked deep. It's the newbies and the marginal gun owners that are panicking right now.
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I don't see where anything I said gives folks more of a clue as to what I own than having a username of "Kleanbore" while being a moderator on a gun forum. Of anything I listed, the biggest at risk I have is from the neighbor's dog that is infatuated with my 2 pair of rabbits.Of the things I listed, my biggest loss would be the Pikesville.
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Yup, the time to stock up was 6 months ago.
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At LEAST 6 months ago
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Six months from now we might be saying that NOW was the time to stock up...
Buy what you need,(or might need), when you can and as much as you can afford.
Alrighty then.
Well stocked on ammo, reloading supplies, toilet paper, bleach, hydrogen peroxide, hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes. Have a half a beef, coupla wild turkeys and about a quarter of venison left in the freezer. Both pairs of New Zealands had litters within the last month. Coupla weeks I can breed the does back again. Tomatoes, strawberries and blueberries are coming in and will be ready in a week or so. Wifey has three cases of Mulberry wine and I got 4 bottles of Pikesville Rye(110 proof) whiskey on the shelf. WE should be good for a week or two.........
AND A COUNTRY BOY CAN SURVIVE! (Hank jr voice)
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I am always stocked up! I don't wait for a panic when the prices are high to start buying!
I am not a survivalist... I am a cheap skate!
I probably have enough reloading components to last me the rest of my life. When I need something I find a good price and buy big batches... that is how you get the best prices.
As far as firearms go... I have that pretty well covered too. I might pick up a good deal or two when people start selling cheap to pay the rent.
I am not a survivalist... I am a cheap skate!
I probably have enough reloading components to last me the rest of my life. When I need something I find a good price and buy big batches... that is how you get the best prices.
As far as firearms go... I have that pretty well covered too. I might pick up a good deal or two when people start selling cheap to pay the rent.
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Armybrat
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Always have maintained a good stock, replenishing it regularly.
However, after buying two new Ruger SR9 pistols late last year, I found that my 9mm stash needed to be expanded. Have picked up a few hundred rounds here & there, but do not care much for the higher prices.
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