[levelcross]

Join the club, the guy at Wallyworld knows to hand it all over when I ask for ammo, if it is on sale it is going to come home with me. I do try to rotate my ammo, I number my ammo boxes and place them in order of purchase. I feel under equipped if I don't have 1K rounds of practice ammo and 500 rounds of carry ammo for each caliber sitting in the safe as a few years ago ammo was hard to come by locally.

My next door neighbor is even worse about ammo counts, he stocks several thousand rounds for each gun he owns. I wish I could afford to shoot as often as he does.

So as long as I don't have to swim with it, no it is never enough.

[integraty]

Originally Posted by UrbanNinja

Is that a Sig p238? Im looking from my phone and cant see the photos too clear.

Yes it's the sig p238

[integraty]

Lol wish that there was more. .45 auto and .380 auto goes too fast around here

[Chainfire]

After the great ammo drought I started keeping a bit more on hand, but only enough to get me through a few months of shooting at the rate I shoot. ( I shoot often )


It was a real pisser when I was going 300 miles to a training and had to search three states to buy 500 rounds of .45 ACP.

[fupuk]

Im the same way. I always have atleast 1000 rounds on hand for my hand guns. And every time i go to wallmart the guy that works in sporting goods knows me from buying ammo and he always knows what im looking for. All their 100 count white boxes of winchester 9mm and 100 count boxes of .38's and my .357 and i usually tell him all that you got. And when i buy online i usually buy from Georgia Arms and for me shipping is free if i spend atleast $400 so that helps. Im waiting on ammo from them right now. It will be here tomorrow, all 120 pounds of it. 3000 rounds for my stockpile.