I used to think all steel cased ammo was about the same until I read this:
http://www.luckygunner.com/labs/brass-vs-steel-cased-ammo/
One can NEVER have enough ammo.
Amen brother. I paid $1200 for a $1000 AR. No regrets.Hell, I wish I hadn't paid $750 for a $500 AR but now... It's mine!
I agree, wife doesn't. "Honey, what's this $40 charge to Academy on the debit card every week?"One can NEVER have enough ammo.
I bought a couple cases of Wolf for 19¢/rd in early 2012. I knew that was a good deal then and I wish I had bought moreI have done my own research on the gun-deals expired deals and looking back at pre Sandy pricing and further, and I can't see Wolf or any of the imported steel .223 going much lower then .25.
Starting about 7 years ago I just started picking up a brick or two of .22 every time I went to walmart. No idea how much I had until I moved. Turns out I have over 10,000 rounds.
Starting about 7 years ago I just started picking up a brick or two of .22 every time I went to walmart. No idea how much I had until I moved. Turns out I have over 10,000 rounds.
A WHOLE lot easier 'forgetting' about ammo that cost three cents a round! But with centerfire running twenty cents or better(and a lot more than that for stuff I don't buy or shoot), any stockpile over a couple thousand rounds would get my attention!I've done that with other calibers as well, it's surprising how much you can pick up and completely forget about over time.
A WHOLE lot easier 'forgetting' about ammo that cost three cents a round! But with centerfire running twenty cents or better(and a lot more than that for stuff I don't buy or shoot), any stockpile over a couple thousand rounds would get my attention!
Some of our minds aren't as sharp as they use to be.
Some of our minds aren't as sharp as they use to be.