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In 6 years ammo has gone up 200-400%. I still have surplus that I bought at the following prices. .223 SA brass cased, 11 cents a round. .308 12.9 cents a round. 7.62X54r 7.3 cents. 7.62X25 4.6 cents and 7.62X39 7.5 cents per rd.Quote:
Originally Posted by brokenscout
Her $60 shoes she bought because Oprah said they are cool 4 years ago will bring $5 at the yard sale. ;)
as much as you think you really need!
About storage, what are the best ways to store it incase there is a fire and you don't need to evac a grid square:)
Ammo cans. Ammo outside of a gun is relativity harmless.Quote:
Originally Posted by brokenscout
yes it is:) I was thinking fire? oh and ill give you .12cents a round for 7.62x39 & a pair of the wifes shoes:)Quote:
Originally Posted by jerrymrc
I can tell you that in 1998 when my house burned to the ground, the firefighters were taking cover and one said he hadn't heard a firefight like that since Vietnam. Personally, I would store it in multiple locations. Some in the house, some in the storage shed, some in the camping trailer and so forth. If you do have a fire, you won't loose it all.Quote:
Originally Posted by brokenscout
Fire is fire and nothing ya going to do about it if it is a real one. Get out and call the INS co. I have an extra $20K rider for the guns and ammo. Does not cover it all but at $25 per year it is cheap INS.Quote:
Originally Posted by brokenscout
Just a PSA. For most, home INS does not cover squat. Get a rider and sleep safe.
Thanks.If you bury it,whats the best wayQuote:
Originally Posted by encorehunter
500 rounds per caliber handgun.
1000+ rounds per caliber rifle.
It wasnt until you announced it on a public "gun" forum. I would pay cash, or use a different card with an alias. Make sure it's not waterproof. Sportsmans guide reports large ammo purchases to the Feds and DOJ.Quote:
Originally Posted by brokenscout