gaseousclay
New member
When the protests and rioting happened last Spring, I, like millions of other Americans, went out and purchased a firearm and ammo. My reasons were 1) genuine fear for my safety due to the increase in crime 2) not wanting to be defenseless if I ever were put into a life or death situation and 3) not wanting to miss out on acquiring a gun or ammo due to the surge in purchases from new gun owners, as well as the constant increase in ammo prices.
With that said, I also bought a gun with the intention of taking more safety courses and to train so that i'm more proficient at firearm use. I took one safety course but the lack of time basically kept me from continuing. So, here I am about 5 months later, still with zero time to resume safety training. I'm also trying to preserve whatever ammo i've purchased last Fall since it's all selling for a premium these days.
With ammo prices being what they are, how often do you train? I'm sure some of you are well insulated and probably have enough ammo on hand, but for those of you with a limited supply, what do you do? I was checking a local gun safety class and they recommend bringing 500 rifle rounds and 100 pistol rounds
With that said, I also bought a gun with the intention of taking more safety courses and to train so that i'm more proficient at firearm use. I took one safety course but the lack of time basically kept me from continuing. So, here I am about 5 months later, still with zero time to resume safety training. I'm also trying to preserve whatever ammo i've purchased last Fall since it's all selling for a premium these days.
With ammo prices being what they are, how often do you train? I'm sure some of you are well insulated and probably have enough ammo on hand, but for those of you with a limited supply, what do you do? I was checking a local gun safety class and they recommend bringing 500 rifle rounds and 100 pistol rounds