mcdonl
Member
Ok... I need to get a life. I tossed and turned in bed all weekend long thinking about the "how much ammo do you need thread...."
Let me sum up my involvement in that thread to bring you up to speed....
Ok... truth of the matter is, I spend about $200 a month on guns. I own several $200-$400 guns, and because of my obsession with buying $200-$400 guns I cannot even afford to shoot them.
Well, my New Years resolution was to not buy $200 guns any more, but to save up and buy a 1911, as I really want one. But, what is that going to do other then add another gun to my collection that I will not be able to afford to shoot?
And, while I am typically opposed to the whole "Hey fellas, which gun should I buy" threads I am going to seek the advice of the wise here on THR.
Since this "ammo" thread, I am beginning to think I should invest in the supplies I need to reload my 9mm's, 38/357 and 7.62x39 guns. I will have about $400 to spend on reloading equipment and supplies.
Thanks folks. And be easy on me
Let me sum up my involvement in that thread to bring you up to speed....
OP asks question about how much ammo to keep on hand...
Various THR members talk about the millions of rounds they keep on hand, and I whine and cry like a Sally because I cannot afford to buy ammo...
And, thread dies off hapilly....
Ok... truth of the matter is, I spend about $200 a month on guns. I own several $200-$400 guns, and because of my obsession with buying $200-$400 guns I cannot even afford to shoot them.
Well, my New Years resolution was to not buy $200 guns any more, but to save up and buy a 1911, as I really want one. But, what is that going to do other then add another gun to my collection that I will not be able to afford to shoot?
And, while I am typically opposed to the whole "Hey fellas, which gun should I buy" threads I am going to seek the advice of the wise here on THR.
Since this "ammo" thread, I am beginning to think I should invest in the supplies I need to reload my 9mm's, 38/357 and 7.62x39 guns. I will have about $400 to spend on reloading equipment and supplies.
Thanks folks. And be easy on me