I've got enough ammo to last for awhile. The Sandy Hook school shooting in 2012 taught me to keep a year or more of ammo inventory on hand.
+10 THIS ,YUP 260 you and I think the same. Damn after Sandyhook you would have thought most people would have finally figured out "that the days that you can go to a store any time and buy what you want, how much you want, and for what you want to pay are FRIGGING OVER" JUST that damn simple as long as the MSM media figures it can use the 1st amendment to start hysteria and panic AND IT'S THEIR RIGHT TO DO so . MB
Amen to that. I learned from the last time, and bought cases when the price was right (just last year). I wasn't hoarding, I was practicing common sense. When I can buy ammo on sale that my rifle likes for under $200/case, why not stock up? Sales prices are no more, currently, but I've got about 5 cases on hand right now.
It's a big day for me, at the rimfire range, when I shoot more than 300 rounds. These cases will last me a good while. I still try to make every shot count, just like when I was a kid. When I go home from a "big" day, I'm worn out. In the summer, I try to get to the range at least twice a week.
Growing up poor, I'm always mystified by the knuckleheads that burn up a brick a day, or more, doing what, exactly?
BTW, I know a guy, local to me, who bought out a sporting goods store inventory when they went out of business back in the 1980s, and he bought a half-million .22 rounds (yes, a 100 CASE pallet load) of Remington Mohawks (quite possibly my least favorite .22 ammo!) . He's still got 375,000 rounds of it, the poor guy, but he's in no danger from my ammo needs. He doesn't hoard, he buys smart,