megatronrules
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I've seen this said here and on TFL before my question is why? Is it due to chambering the same round over and over again? (which I never really do) or is it because of the moisture in the air over time can do something to the bullet's powder? I know these may seem like stupid question but if there is a reason why carry ammo should be changed then what is it? How often should you change out your carry ammo?
I know there has been ammo in storage for years that has gone bang so I am just wondering is all. One last note is I carry my S&W 640 alot in the summer if this matter as far as changing you carry ammo goes? Is it reccomended more in an auto? If so how often should I rotate my carry ammo in my guns? Thanks
I know there has been ammo in storage for years that has gone bang so I am just wondering is all. One last note is I carry my S&W 640 alot in the summer if this matter as far as changing you carry ammo goes? Is it reccomended more in an auto? If so how often should I rotate my carry ammo in my guns? Thanks