Ammo stockpile...?

[SemiAutoSam]

Now there's an idea.

Ill send her a pic.

Now how the hell do you get away with that in California?

If Sen. Dianne Feinstein saw that, I think she'd have a coronary!

...wait, I have an idea!

Nice stockpile. I'm very jealous!

I also recently bought another 5 cases of this.
But the wooden boxes too up too much space so I pulled it from the boxes and stacked this stuff in my ammo safe.

 

[clinotus]

Ammo as a barter only works with people who are like minded..and if SHTF .22 is not really a currency it is a penny. .223/556/.308 maybe, but only with another shooter. Trading ammo with a non shooter for provisions is like trading a stamp collection to an online email ISP.

 

[jim/boston]

My safe looks like yours

just kidding, not mine

 

[Twigg]

Well, so much for the theory of not keeping mag springs compressed.

Nice collections though.

 

[M.Nastek]

Showing ones hand in a game of chance is not prudent,to those who are out there

What you own and what you have is for you to know.

BUG OUT and fast easy carry with the most fire power for all is the key. Its no good it if it is not where it is required for use. Train and arm the family accordingly. Transportation, Food, Fuel, Ammo etc.. One must set a Priority of need and act upon it.

 

[ShorteyGirley]

Just don't exceed the magic 10,000 round limit!

10,000 round limit? There's a limit on how much ammo you can have?!?!

 

[mikem317]

10,000 round limit? There's a limit on how much ammo you can have?!?!

Yes.

GOAL: http://www.goal.org/misc/faq/powder.html

527 CMR 13.04: Licenses, Registrations, Permits and Certificates

(1) Exemption: License, Registration, or Permit: In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. c. 148 § 13, the Board hereby prescribes the following quantities of explosive materials that shall be exempt from License, Registration, and Permit and may be kept, or stored in a building or other structure:

(a) Small Arms Ammunition

1. Not more than 10,000 rounds of rim fire ammunition.

2. Not more than 10,000 rounds of center fire ammunition.

3. Not more than 5,000 rounds of shotgun ammunition.

(b) Small Arms Ammunition Primers

1. Not more than 1,000 caps or other small arms primers.

(c) Smokeless Propellants

1. Not more than 16 pounds.

2. Persons under 18 years of age may not keep or store Smokeless Propellants.

3. Not more than two pounds of such propellant shall be stored in a multiple family dwelling or a building of public access.

(d) Black Powder

1. Not more than two pounds.

2. Persons under 18 years of age may not keep or store black powder.

(e) Exempt quantities of small arms ammunition, primers, smokeless propellants and black powder shall be stored in original containers and such containers shall be stored in a locked cabinet, closet or box when not in use.

(f) Special industrial explosive devices when in quantities of less than 50 pounds net weight of explosives.

(2) Storage By Permit: In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. c. 148 § 13, the Board hereby prescribes the following quantities of explosive materials that shall be exempt from License, and Registration, and may be kept, or stored in a building or other structure provided a permit has been obtained from the head of the local fire department;

(a) Small Arms Ammunition: Private Use. Small arms ammunition in amounts over that specified in 527 CMR 13.04(1), that do not exceed 100,000 total rounds at any one time, may be kept for private use provided none of the individual limitations listed below are exceeded.

1. 10,001 to 30,000 rounds of rim fire ammunition.

2. 10,001 to 50,000 rounds of center fire ammunition not to include shotgun ammunition.

3. 10,001 to 50,000 rounds of shotgun ammunition not to include center fire ammunition.

(b) Small Arms Ammunition: Commercial Use. Not to exceed 200,000 rounds in any combination.

(c) Small Arms Ammunition Primers: Private Use

Not to exceed 10,000 Small Arms Ammunition Primers.

(d) Small Arms Ammunition Primers: Commercial Use

Not to exceed 100,000 Small Arms Ammunition Primers.

(e) Smokeless Propellants: Private Use

1. Not to exceed 48 pounds Smokeless Propellants.

2. Persons under 18 years of age may not keep or store Smokeless Propellants.

3. The head of the local fire department may limit the quantity of smokeless propellants stored by permit to as low as two pounds if such propellant shall be stored in a multiple family dwelling or a building of public access.

(f) Smokeless Propellants: Commercial Use

Not to exceed 100 pounds smokeless propellant.

(g) Black Powder: Private Use

1. Not to exceed five pounds of black powder.

2. Persons under 18 years of age may not keep or store black powder.

3. The head of the local fire department may limit the quantity of black powder stored by permit to as low as two pounds if such black powder shall be stored in a multiple family dwelling or a building of public access.

 

[ShorteyGirley]

I guess I need to go shooting, then

 

[mikem317]

I guess I need to go shooting, then

That or go get your permit at the fire station.

I'm probably going to do it when I start getting closer to the magic number.

 

[P-14]

I can understand going high on rifle ammo, but how many pistol fights could you realistically get into and survive to need more than say a few hundred rounds?

“But How Much Ammo Do I Need Anyway? You need exactly one case more than you currently have.” - Greg Perry

I would buy another case of pistol ammo, NEJ. Just because.

 

[Jamie]

I've got a little of this, some of that, and nowhere near enough of the other stuff.

 

[silvereye21]

i got a few rounds

4500+ 9mm
840+ .223
1200+ 7.62x39

and then some.