
Originally Posted by
eddiememphis
Ammo can be considered a commodity. It tends to retain it's value over a long period. If you play the market, you could make a profit but is it worth speculating?
In a doomsday scenario, you will likely be able to use it to barter. 10 or 15 rounds of .22 may be worth a chicken.
I am not going to stock up in anticipation of daily shootouts with roving gangs of pillagers. We live in a society where most people will be dead three or four days after the water stops flowing and the majority of the rest a week or two later from conflict, then starvation.
That is when I will stick my head out and see what remains.
Judging by the current political situation, locally and nationally, it seems we have more to fear from our own government then from an emp or pandemic.