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So this forum should logically have some gun hoarders right?
When I was range mastering I asked around and not one person I met had 50,000 rounds of ammo. Not one, and here I was a guy reloading and dumping 50k plus a year down range. The truth is I bet you don't know one guy, not one who a) can afford to walk into BIMART and clean them out with a 5k credit card and B) has actually done it.
The supply was stopped cold at the factories and pulled down to a trickle.
Prove me wrong if you want to post up today's Oregonian in front of your stacks of ammo in the garage.
I already miss Fickle!
Every party requires jesters
And he was the very best!
So, I don't know if you know this or not, but 50k rounds of most ammo is really uninspiring to look at. In fact it's downright disappointing.
There's only two problems 1) I don't get the oregonian paper here 2) my wife keeps leaving her camera at the in-laws.
It's also worth noting that every 10K of .223 consumes about 40lbs of powder, so posting a picture of 50k (which fits in about 10 40mm ammo cans if it's on bandoliers) would be self incrimination of storing 200lbs of gunpowder in a residence.
OTOH, this is what 2K of belted 50cal looks like when loaded into 81mm mortar cans:View attachment 65869
And this is what 60K of misc ammo packaged in ammo cans looks like when I was moving:
View attachment 65870
The real excuse? The EPA is the real excuse, it's so hard to get all the licensing to start making .22LR ammo because you have to handle loose priming compounds, which are made of lead, and explosive.
I am consulting for a customer right now who wants to start up a .22LR manufacturing line, and we're getting the gear together, the big deal is tooling everything, which still puts us 18-24 months out.
Maybe they are the producers of the new 22lr reloading kits? Great product for a survival situation IMHO.
I don't care about the price of ammo. As long as it goes up and down.
I don't care about the price of guns as long as the price goes up and down.
It takes time. But anyone can navigate this volatility. Understand this is a marathon. Not a sprint.
Maybe folks new to collecting guns and ammo. Panic and see the window forever closing?
Maybe they don't have the money to get what they want. So they act like babies?
Look I don't want to be rude. But I got mine. You get yours! Titty baby.! Me and this world don't owe you squat!
Only a small man resents another for doing well. And most have no sympathy for a person unwilling to put in the time, effort and money to do good by themselves.
I'm proud of the folks here that have so many great guns and so much ammo. Good on you!
I don't care what you paid! That's your business.
I hope you enjoy it. And it gives you a sense of pride. And security.
I know mine dose.
I knew it was two years old.
Remember I said this is a marathon.