Honestly, I don't really want to be shot by a .22 LR....and certainly don't want my kids shot by one
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Honestly, I don't really want to be shot by a .22 LR....and certainly don't want my kids shot by one
Agreed 100%.Quote:
Originally Posted by KevDen2005
My point and others is that 400 rounds is not an arsenal.
Well if it was Remington Thunderbolts, he shot 100 and the 400 that were left didn't go off. [ROFL1]Quote:
Originally Posted by BladesNBarrels
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Originally Posted by copfish
For sure.
My late B-I-L was visiting one year. As i'm grabbing some ammo off the shelf, he says. WOW that's a lot of ammo!. The spouse replies.... Are you kidding me. I have more than that in my headboard
They just can't wrap their head around it. Which the media knows very well and exploits it .
I wonder if people that live in states with the soda tax (is that still a thing) say things like "WOW that's a lot of soda!" when they see someone buying a 24-pk or two.
And it's not just libs. I have a coworker that is not just gun friendly, but somewhat of an enthusiast. He's even a member here, but very rarely posts.Quote:
Originally Posted by eddiememphis
Anyway, during some of the tougher times for rim fire availability, I tell him I found a great sale on 22lr, and did he want in on some.
He tells me, "no, I've got a full brick and a couple loose boxes, I'm good".
I was a bit taken aback, but let it go.
Sent from somewhere...
Some people just don't shoot that much. I don't think I've even shot through an entire box of 500 .22 in my life.
I went through a brick one day last weekend doing consistency drills
YET.....Hypothetically, you have more than that for inventory, hypothetically.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I recently started more .22 with the purchase of the .22 conversion for the AR, which is awesome and my kids getting a little older and being introduced to firearms