Has anyone NOT learned their lesson?

[Realstudent368]

I honestly believe after a few thousand pistol rounds of each caliber....I would rather have a greater majority in rifle rounds...

 

[Realstudent368]

i have been collecting since day 1

given that im only 26 i figure im doing pretty darn good

i think being single with no kids also has a lot to do with it

I really thought you were in your thirties...(wisdom=compliment)

 

[Realstudent368]

Buy mostly 9mm and 223.22lr when its priced right.Prices too damn high on ODT,stupid ass pricing fo sho.Higher than the stores. Thankfully there is WalMart and someone to call me when its coming in.

Call me when its in

 

[chucklenut]

I really thought you were in your thirties...(wisdom=compliment)

lol appreciate it i figure

i dont know if im so much wise as i am loud

 

[chucklenut]

I was just like you for almost 40 years. I have a child now, but that only gives me more reason to stock up. He'll need plenty of ammo also.

damn straight

 

[chucklenut]

All it takes is on chicken little to start popping off on the internet and the whole coop go's up in flames.
Seen it happen on here a few times.
What was the last one, Russian ammo?
None proactive, all reactive.

the russian ammo didnt hit as bad as i thought, nor was the atf ban on the 7n6 stuff too bad

the latest was the saiga craziness, but luckily only a few tards participated in that

 

[Shovelhead]

No such thing as too many guns or too much ammo.

 

[chucklenut]

No such thing as too many guns or too much ammo.

it can be if you are in debt and were paying the wrong price

%sandyhook panic buyers

 

[BillMe45]

The lesson I learned is to have options, when "Tactical" stuff goes crazy I go back to buying hunting ammo. 5.56 abounds these days so thats my main focus for now.

 

[Laufen]

No such thing as too many guns or too much ammo.

I've pared down the guns for sure, I had way to many at one point. Ammo on the other hand, as long as your floor joists are strong enough.