Components for reloading and at least 500 of each caliber in the rack. Having ammo on hand is nothing that came about when the insanity hit, i have always felt mags and ammo for each caliber should be kept on the shelf for shoot days and replenish as needed...the exception is .223 as i have a couple dozen AR's i try to keep 8-10,000 available for use. A good example is the " Great .22 LR Shortage" which is not so short if you are willing to pay 5 bucks for fifty rounds. I am shooting 50 round boxes of Mini Mag with price stickers of .89 cents and ammo under names that are now forgotten...Wards, Sears Peters etc. i have sufficient .22 to finish out my lifetime if i never buy another box (be a cold day when i pay $50 a brick). Not entirely selfish as i may portray, i share with shooting buddies, Hunter Safety and Boy Scout programs.
Oh yeah, our winters are cold, it is June and an unseasonably hot 100 degrees out...i have just finished stacking three tons of pellets in the basement for winter warmth.