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07-28-2015, 09:10 AM
(07-28-2015, 06:35 AM)BelieveIn308 Wrote: I dunno, all ammo besides 22LR seems to be plentiful, but at higher prices than a few years ago. There is plenty on most big box store shelves, gun stores seem well stocked, and the local Walmart has quite a large stock of most ammunition. I am sure that if there is a run on guns like there was after 'Sandyhook' ammo and magazines will disappear as well.
I recommend stocking up for the long term. Better to be safe than sorry. Think of it as an investment in Liberty and Freedom!
As my wife and I always do. Almost every time we go to a store that has ammo, I buy two boxes of ammo. It does not matter the caliber,(as long as its one I have of course) but just buy two boxes. Same with shotgun ammo. Over time you will sit back and marvel at how much you have acquired. I will be going to Wal-Mart tonight after work then a quick run to our local BiMart.
(07-28-2015, 06:35 AM)BelieveIn308 Wrote: I dunno, all ammo besides 22LR seems to be plentiful, but at higher prices than a few years ago. There is plenty on most big box store shelves, gun stores seem well stocked, and the local Walmart has quite a large stock of most ammunition. I am sure that if there is a run on guns like there was after 'Sandyhook' ammo and magazines will disappear as well.
I recommend stocking up for the long term. Better to be safe than sorry. Think of it as an investment in Liberty and Freedom!
As my wife and I always do. Almost every time we go to a store that has ammo, I buy two boxes of ammo. It does not matter the caliber,(as long as its one I have of course) but just buy two boxes. Same with shotgun ammo. Over time you will sit back and marvel at how much you have acquired. I will be going to Wal-Mart tonight after work then a quick run to our local BiMart.
I recommend stocking up for the long term. Better to be safe than sorry. Think of it as an investment in Liberty and Freedom!
As my wife and I always do. Almost every time we go to a store that has ammo, I buy two boxes of ammo. It does not matter the caliber,(as long as its one I have of course) but just buy two boxes. Same with shotgun ammo. Over time you will sit back and marvel at how much you have acquired. I will be going to Wal-Mart tonight after work then a quick run to our local BiMart.