Ammo Inventory (it's not what you think- read on)

The truth is that by buying today at today's prices you are saving tomorrows dollars.
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True if you think that today's prices are likely less than tomorrows prices on ammo. I personally don't.

If you have enough ammo, invest the money in today's dollars and you will have more dollars tomorrow.
 
I gave up counting a while ago too. I shoot to much and replace to much to keep a good record. I can put it this way- We could go into another shortage and it would not affect my shooting for the next 5 or more years. I keep my powder at 3 differet houses to stay with in the legal limits( what ever those are). I just know I am way over for one house. Other then brass for the 6BR I don't think I will ever need more brass, I am more concerned now about maybe starting to buy new barrels and stock pile them as that would be the only issue I will ever have.
 
Will-j said:
I really feel sorry for him; I tried to warn him.... Finally told him the best I could do was to keep some of his 'supply' over here and hope she doesn't find out.
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I once had a similar situation where I told the incoming guy "She's now YOUR problem!"
You know what? He actually searched me out some ten odd years later to tell me how right I was, and how he wished he had taken heed. :D
 
Ballenxj;
;) Experience.... the BESTEST teacher....EVER. If only we could gain the insight without ever having to endure the agony of the experience.... Would it still be worth it?

WILL.:D
 
Well, they say knowledge is gained from experience, and experience is gained from making bad decisions along the way. :eek:
Moral of that story? If you don't make some bad decisions along the way, how are you going to gain any experience? ;)
 
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