Ammo stash

[kodis556]

More. I've actually done more shooting but have limited myself to only .22lr. Gonna hoard everything else I have for now.

^^^ This. Got into .22 target shooting about 6 months before covid, so timing couldn't have been better. Technically have "several thousand" more rounds than before, mostly .22lr. All good on other calibers.

 

[Omega]

If you're hurting for paper Targets, I'll give you some for free, no sense shooting at your House, unless you're getting new siding

its brick, but that made me laugh

 

[MrJim]

More but still not enough.

 

[lostchild]

Bought a gun in a caliber I hadn’t previously owned, had to stock up in it.

 

[mrauditor]

no sense shooting at your House, unless you're getting new siding

Absolutely true. Thanks.

 

[mrauditor]

"Sticks and Stones
May Break my Bones
But Only
If I am Out of Ammo"

There you go. Amen. Thanks.

 

[Bushwick100]

I have more, because I was buying ammo at all the Wal-Mart's in the Hood.

 

[jeffdt]

I've purchased bulk components over the years and reload, so ammo not an issue for me.

 

[Dirty J]

Factory ammo.... way less.

Components... way more.

 

[Ghost-1]

I have a nice little stash and I still pick some up here and there. I haven't been to the range in a little while but that's mostly due to having some other stuff taking priority such as family issues and getting my boat fixed and working on it so I can start getting out in the middle of the lakes and rivers and stuff.

I find myself working and practicing more on fundamentals of drawing and presentations from open carry and concealed carry. I have pulled the AR's out and find myself working with them such as dry fire and washer dime drill's and stuff. I am about to just do some rattle can paint jobs on them as I tend to like to camo my guns and stuff as I don't have safe queens. All my stuff are tools and shooters and they get treated as such.