I just had a weird thought, guns and ammo vary in price so much that some people can't shoot a case of ammo without it costing more than the gun itself (Hi-Point guns) while others can shoot for a LONG time before this occurs (S&W 41 .22lr).
What is a good rule of thumb to use? Should your gun cost more than 1,2,3,4,5, or 6 cases of ammo?
It just amazes me how many guns cost about as much as a case of ammo. Either ammo prices have gone up or gun prices have gone down because this doesn't seem normal. It seems like it takes WAY more work and expense to make a Bersa .380 than it does to make a case of .380 ammo. I think I know who is making the real money in the gun world and it ain't the gun companies, its the ammo companies.
What is a good rule of thumb to use? Should your gun cost more than 1,2,3,4,5, or 6 cases of ammo?
It just amazes me how many guns cost about as much as a case of ammo. Either ammo prices have gone up or gun prices have gone down because this doesn't seem normal. It seems like it takes WAY more work and expense to make a Bersa .380 than it does to make a case of .380 ammo. I think I know who is making the real money in the gun world and it ain't the gun companies, its the ammo companies.