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Has anyone NOT learned their lesson?

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We are sitting on piles of cheap guns and ammunition (aside from .22lr) right now. All of the calibers that were previously difficult to get, are easy to obtain locally or online. Guns are as cheap or cheaper than they have been for years, save Colt snake guns and a few others.

Is anyone still sitting on just 100 rounds of 9mm, 2 mags of .223, and a box of .380?

Is anyone that has been wanting an AR still waiting for prices to drop even lower?

$6.99 AR mags at PSA....do you think there will ever be a time when there is a mag scare again?
 
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I buy a box of 9mm every chance I get and sit on them.

Perhaps this would be more comfortable as opposed to a box if you're into that sorta thing! :lol:

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All good questions.

I think I have all the above mentioned items I will ever need barring an all-out war at home, and even then I should be ok. But then I had all of it before the last scare, and the scare before that.

Will there be another mag/gun/ammo scare ? I 100% believe there WILL be. Just a matter of time. In fact, just a little over a month from now will be the mid-terms. Depending on how it turns out, it could start another panic.

I can and do reload for every caliber I own from 380 acp to 45/70 Gov't and everything in between. I have plenty loaded and plenty of loading supplies for each.

You don't have to run out and buy 5,000 rounds of ammo and put a hurting on your bank account. Just buy a couple hundred rounds every couple weeks/months or so. I've talked to a lot of people who say they can't afford to prep or stock up on supplies, but they are thinking they have to buy everything at once. Spread it out over time, you will get what you need and not break the bank doing it.
 
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