So we have some actual 'no-shit' footage of Kyle in Kenosha in a defensive situation. From what I saw, that dude didn't even do a mag change. He just shot until those f***ing retards laid off him.
Should he have been there? That's a question for another thread.
But really though...how many rounds do you have on hand that could be considered 'defensive' capable for each caliber you own. Personally, I'm really glad I thought about this ahead of time and bought 500 JHP projectiles for each handgun caliber (9mm, 40, and 45acp) and have over 2000ea of .223 and .310 projectiles for my beloved black rifles. Of course, if the time comes I'll be using what I have loaded, but what IF I got caught up in a situation where I actually NEEEDED my self defense loads? How many would I use before I actually stopped the threat and was able to get away?
Mostly just wondering because even though i'm 'all set for now', theres a looming suspicion that THIS dry spell could be quite worse than those in the past.
What say you, veterans of dry spells and hoarding sprees? How much do you keep around? How does this 'plandemicopalypse' look compared to other times (sandy hook, maybe)?
