GuitarmanNick
Ultimate Member
No matter the situation, one can never have "enough" ammo. When I come across a good value and have funds available, it is meant to be.
Reloading has created it's own list of needs that must be met and are closely tied to ammo on hand. Luckily, I have a decent inventory of components and have survived the gougers, so far. Still loading for much less than current market prices on everything I shoot
Like most, I keep a few hundred rounds of everything with more .223 and 9mm than anything else.
Always being one to choose the proper tool for the job, my nightstand is stocked with .38, 9mm, 9x18Mak and 7.62x25 caliber tools and spare mags/loaders.
Reloading has created it's own list of needs that must be met and are closely tied to ammo on hand. Luckily, I have a decent inventory of components and have survived the gougers, so far. Still loading for much less than current market prices on everything I shoot
Like most, I keep a few hundred rounds of everything with more .223 and 9mm than anything else.
Always being one to choose the proper tool for the job, my nightstand is stocked with .38, 9mm, 9x18Mak and 7.62x25 caliber tools and spare mags/loaders.