[donthav1]

Originally Posted by jjfuller1

Yea that does seem lacking in trigger time. Lol

considering the .223 is a bolt gun that is a fair amount of time behind the sights but the amount of 22 shells i shot is staggeringly low compared to the last few years. i don't shoot the 45 much so that's a little lower than average.

just before pheasant season i checked my ammo supply & i must've had 250 rounds of 12 gauge, everything from target loads to 4 & 6 shot bird loads. any time i walked by the gun counter at wal-mart the last couple years, i'd buy some shotgun shells if they were on sale in the off season. i hadn't realized i'd bought so damn many

[kytowboater]

.22- 500?

45acp- 1000+

.223- 180 just finished rifle

12 gauge- 800

Not to productive.

7.62x39- 100

X54r- 60

[DaTexanBoy]

Didn't shoot a whole lot.

9mm: approx 2000
.223: approx 500 (would be more but was single shot rifle)
.380: 500
.22lr: 2000 between pistols and rifle

[DaTexanBoy]

Originally Posted by DaTexanBoy

Didn't shoot a whole lot.

9mm: approx 2000
.223: approx 500 (would be more but was single shot rifle)
.380: 500
.22lr: 2000 between pistols and rifle

Forgot one:

7mm Rem Mag: approx 300

[John_Deer]

If you know you have shot a lot of ammo but have no idea of how much ammo you have shot do you win a special prize? Maybe we can invent a new word, dunnowhatIshot?

[locutus]

A good system, IMO, is to decide what you want to shoot next month, and replace it BEFORE you shoot it!

[Blueguns]

I didn't get out as much I would have liked this year.

.22lr-2,000
12ga-1,500
20ga-100
.500S&W-2

[jjfuller1]

seems so far the most popular is .22lr. imagine that.

[DaTexanBoy]

Originally Posted by jjfuller1

seems so far the most popular is .22lr. imagine that.

Probably cause its a good cheap round to practice form and everything with.

[byrd]

I got in a little trigger time


12g -- 4500ish

410-- 120

40s&w-- 5000

338win mag-- 180

7.62x 54r-- 50

7.62x 39-- 200

5.56x 45-- 4000

380acp-- 200

Reloading pays in the long run haha