Gave up 30 years ago trying to keep ammo locked up. Was a waste of safe space. Started using a closet, that then turned two closets... Now I just keep it stored in what used to be a small guest bedroom. Usually 2 big buys a year... Although the last two years, I just stopped buying anything, and even sold about 5k rounds of 9. Just not worth what it's been selling for...
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with the license restrictions here in south africa, based on the license I have, I'm not allowed to have more than 200 loaded rounds in my possession at any point in time. So this video makes me envious of your laws. Am hoping to change my license type in the next year which will allow me unlimited ammo
There is no such thing as too much ammo. I’ve been saying for years now, it’s the new gold. You can always sell it, shoot it, trade it. It will never go out of style or depreciate. The only catch is storing it properly, it’s heavy as fuk and takes up a ton of space!
One .50 cal can will store 300 .308 in 20 round box or 1000 5.56 in 50 round box or 1000 9mm in 50 round box or 2500 .22 LR in 100 round containers (CCI plastic) I built a wooden shelving unit that houses 35 cans (5 shelves of 7 cans) for my shtf ammo which i started gathering quite a few years ago. 1500 or 5 cans .308 (900 168 gr hpbt/600 147 gr ball) 15000 or 15 cans 5.56 62 gr ball. 5000 or 5 cans of 9mm (3000 124 gr XTP/2000 124 gr ball). 25000 or 10 cans of .22 lr (5000 CCI 32 gr HP Stingers/20000 CCI 36 gr HP). ((46500 for those that count)) Each can also has a desicant pack in it. My training/hunting/range/practice ammo and ammo in other calibers is also stored on shelves but not in ammo cans. Some is stored in mags others in original box and some in mtm 100 count boxes. Enjoyed your video.
Everytime I buy a box I update my list and inventory. It’s always good to keep track of exactly what you have. That way when you get down on a certain caliber you are aware of it. Because you might have 12k but then only have 500 for say 9mm… Just my thought on it, everyone has their own system.
Impressive . I am not sure however of how wise it is to let the world know that you have such a good supply of these items including the mags. With the politics at present I personally have adopted the "quiet" mode as to my weapons and ammunition status.
The 5.56 green tip stuff does have a steel penetrator in the tip. It will not defeat AR500. What it is good for is punching through brush, light cover, wood, glass, car doors etc...
Yes they can. Every doomsday novel that I have read that involves the demise of the US government whether it be novels like the "299 Days," a book series about the second American civil war or "One Second After," a book series about the effects of an EMP weapon being detonated over the continental United States, every book references the US government trying to come in and confiscate people's wealth by usually going after the precious metals and making them illegal to own.
Thats a nice stockpile of ammo. I got a small arsenal of 2500rds of 5.56, 200 12gauge slugs/buckshot, and 1,000 40S&W. Hopefully I can keep stockpiling to get up to 15,000 someday looks like alot of fun. Stay safe
Great stock pile Walmart here in Colorado really screwed themselves and the magazine law is null in void. I purchased all my thirty round magazines from local gun shops they just don't give a shit. Thanks for video sir.
No, some of them don't. El Paso County as well as others have openly declared themselves to be gun sanctuary counties against unconstitutional gun control laws. Laws like magazine restrictions and red flag do not apply here.
I got lots of ammo too, but I prefer to keep it low profile and quiet. Bragging about what you have may be dangerous for your survival. Same with food.
Impressive stock. Because that room you were in is bigger than my whole apartment I can only store so much. Roughly 14k various rounds of .22, 9mm, and some .44 magnum all hidden away so it's not something else to trip over. >.
Nice vid!!! I followed the same philosophy. Buying Walmart, sales at Bass Pro, shipping for Palmetto. Couple buck here, couple bucks there. Now everyone is searching.
🇦🇺😎👍Freedom seed addiction .. better than Commaustralia....we lost our semiautos in 1997. Bolt actions & lever actions down here. No pump actions anymore just in case we enjoy ourselves but we can have pump action centre fire & rimfire rifles. We have appearance laws in some states. If it looks tactic cool it’s prohibited. We can have handguns but they are highly regulated . I’ve heard some people say in the US that we have no guns but that’s far from the truth. We have millions , just not as many shooters nowadays due to complicated laws and Licencing requirements...good video ✌
I would NEVER tell or show my Ammo or Amounts & NEVER comply with TYRANNICAL LAWS & as long as WE THE PEOPLE LET THEM BY they only get worse!!! All i can say is BE & STAY READY
Yes, "open cylinder" means that there is no choke. "Improved cylinder bore" means that there is no modified choke permanently bored into the middle section of the barrel either. Some shotguns don't have an exterior choke tube or "screw in choke," instead they'll have a permanent choke bored into the middle section of the inside of the barrel.
Love it. Nice stash. Looks like mine but I have double that I had to buy another safe just for ammo and now that's full and have rest back in other safe lol. I loved when walmart had all ammo on sale that shit was a big big steal. It's there loss wish they still sold but they dont. Keep it up. I think u have more than 10,000. Let us know when u count it. I keep all mine inventory
That's good to know, because I bought another 840 rounds of the 62 grain M855 PMC 5.56. I noticed that the PMC 5.56 has a nicer finish than the government issued Lake City 5.56. I also noticed that they go through the trouble of putting primer sealant on it.
It’s got a steel core in the green tip I believe still won’t go through ar500 steel I would think but should go through car doors and glass and such if I’m not mistaken that was what it was designed for but I might’ve wrong on that
I think that one of the salesmen at the gun shop that permanently closed up was alleging that specifically, the 62 grain made by PMC Xtac would penetrate AR500 steel plate. I know that it is true that you can penetrate AR500 steel plate at point blank range and ranges of about 20 feet or more with regular 55 grain lead FMJ 5.56, rounds do not need to be manufactured by PMC.
Thank God you got stocked up before now. Hard to find ammo now. Plus at these prices. I am not buying anymore until the price comes down. Good thing I stocked up. If everyone would stop adding 50 rds to there 20,000 Rd Stache . Maybe we can get out of this a little faster and stop paying Gouging prices. When you see 79 cents a RD for 223 Tula ammo. They can have it. But That is a wonderful sight. Let Freedom Ring.
@@nebulousJames12345ballistic nukes hitting your major city, riots burning and looting everyone’s homes, no more food so you have to pack and move, your bugging out due to some unforeseen circumstances. You can only stock as much ammo as you can carry or load into your car for bugging out. Everything else should be stored at a safe house that you plan on visiting in shtf if you need to bug out. And have multiple stock piles in different locations for bugging out. Say a nuke you bug out north, or fro some reason you need to go south towards the lake for water to another stash
@@nebulousJames12345always have multiple plans. Staying at your home is not always the best. But again bugging out isn’t always the best either. But it’s definitely best to get out of city’s and urban suburbs during any sort of shtf.
That was a interesting video and if you don't go to the range too much you've got a good start to stockpiling ammo. If you were to put a dollar value on that stockpile at today's price you would be surprised how much money you have there.
Yeah, I am very lucky if I even have the time or the ammo to spare to go shooting once a month. The ammo is just ridiculous right now. I'm very thankful to have stockpiled what I have now because otherwise I wouldn't have been able to do any shooting with in the last 5 weeks.
I believe the PMC XTAC (Korean-made) is as high of quality as the USA-made. For long term, you should still use metal cans with packets (just my opinion). The cans and packets are a minimum expense compared to the ammo - especially at today's prices.
D, you probably know this, but you can buy actual .999 solid silver bullets in all different sizes. Way cooler than silver bars. The 12ga.shotgun shells are 5 oz. Stacking silver doesn't have to be boring.
I do have some silver bullion, I stick mostly to 1 ounce and pre-1965 90% silver U.S. minted coins. I will not buy silver bullion over 2 ounces in weight per bar/coin due to how easily someone else can counterfeit said silver bullion with a piece of tungsten.
How much ammo can you take with you when you bug out? I feel you dont need that much . When the total shift happens. If you make it past the first 30 days . Tou will be able to just pick up weapons and ammo off the street.
You are 50% correct. Yes, in a prolonged WROL/SHTF/TEOTWAWKI/grid down scenario you'll be able pickup weapons off of the street even off of dead corpses, however when it comes to the availability of ammo in that situation, ammunition will be so scarce that it will be treated and horded like gold. And yes, if I were to ever be forced to "bug out" in a moment's notice because of some unforeseen, unavoidable, extreme danger that was coming way that I was forced to make a hasty retreat from my home, I would in fact be forced to leave more 9/10 tenths of my ammo stockpile, as well as most of my weapons, and probably 9/10 tenths of my food/water storage, clothes, shoes, boots, gasoline, and other supplies as well. Believe me, I have thought these things over. Make no mistake, I am not a "grab my bugout bag and rifle and head out into the woods" kind-of-guy, simply just doing this with no other followup plan is just as dangerous as not having preparations or a plan at all. Don't believe me, watch my video: th-cam.com/video/99SpXVG2QFI/w-d-xo.html I've covered this topic twice in detail more than 2 months ago. Just grabbing your bugout bag and heading into the woods as a primary response during the intial stages of SHTF is not a plan. My primary plan is to get home and essentially to bug-in. Secondly, if I were to make a hasty bugout, I would take advantage of owning a full-sized pickup and would try to load as much of my supplies into the back of my truck starting with my food/ water storage first, then seeds, canning jars, then ammo, then gas supplies, then hand tools, and then weapons. If I didn't have any time at all for any of that then I'd just focus on food storage and seeds maybe grab a pistol and shotgun with a box of ammo each and then leave. I have better chance of survival by holing up in my own home then trying to eek a living on the side of the road or out in the national forest. And don't think that you'll be the only one out there, there will be others like you out there competing for the same limited number of supplies. But yes, I see your concerns. Right now I'm more concerned that the government will regulate private ownership of firearms out of the hands of the citizens, that they'll start by making it hard, impossible, or illegal for ammo purchases for individual law-biding citizens. Look no further than Commie-fornia when they passed a state bill requiring a stringent background check on every single box of ammo purchased. They charge a $1 dollar fee on every box for each individual background check and if you failed the background check for any reason they'd deny your ammo purchase and stick you with a $19 bill for failing the background check so, there you go, that's one of the many reasons why I have a large stack of ammo. I will remind you that you brought up some excellent points. Thank you.
Guys try and think about the worse case if I come after someone the first thing I'm looking at is smoking them out of their safe places weather it means burning them out or whatever with that being said you ain't packing all that out the door with you you need to have several stashes in other safe places just something to think about
All good points. Most people though think that they're just going to "bug out" at the first sign of trouble, I'd rather just stay put. If I had to bug out tomorrow, I'd have to leave a lot more than just my ammo stash, I'd have to leave most of my gear, clothes, boots, medical supplies, and food/water storage behind.
@@Deorse I have several specific multi caliber cans loaded for bug out, as well as gear. It’s all packed and ready to go. If I did have to bug out, which I’m not planning too, I would probably hide the rest, but leave a small amount of stuff easy to find because people are lazy, hopefully they would take that and move on.
I came across the winchester PDX1 clearanced at a local department store for $1.50 a box.... There were only 10 boxes left.. I'm thinking they prices them 90% off instead of 10% off.
Cool video lot of good info.I too am a vet AIR FORCE.You got me thinking I need more shot gun ammo.I'm thinking about getting into reloading which is better to reload the shotgun,handgun or rifle????
I can only answer that I've only reloaded 12GA shotgun ammo, I've never reloaded handgun or rifle, mostly because I cannot afford the reloading equipment. My reloading equipment for my shotgun however only cost me under $150 that included the price of the the shell press, the roll crimper, the foster style slug mold and 00 buckshot mold.
i been in co the past 7 years and seen its turning into california which is sad however im at about 2000+ between 9-12-556-38 and 22 nice shit you got and idk why people say ball ammo is not to be used for self def considering like just about every gun death is from ball ammo lol
Think about it this way, ball ammunition has been around for a very long time, in fact the first firearms all the way down to smooth bore and rifle muzzle loaded muskets used ball ammunition. It had been that way for over last 4 to 500 years, it wouldn't be till the last 100 to 150 years that hollow point ammunition would come to exist. Ball ammunition was and still is taking lives just the same as it always had. If ball ammunition had been ineffective this whole time, I don't think that the first firearms would have taken off like they did and been used in a combat roll. We'd still be using melee weapons and crossbows. Ball ammunition has greater penetrating power than a hollow point. The problem with ball ammunition is that it doesn't always dump all of its kinetic energy into soft tissue like hollow point does, therefore causing less damage upon exiting, sometimes doesn't immediately kill like some hollow points do, but it will kill you just the same. The new issue with ball ammo traveling through soft tissue is that it can still have enough kinetic energy to unintentionally kill someone (innocent bystander) on the other side of your intended target. The wound cavity caused ball ammunition is not as wide going through soft tissue like hollow point. However, once again, I have to reiterate this last comment for the mouth-breathing dipshits out there who still like to discount ball ammunition as not being deadly or effective enough, ball ammunition is VERY MUCH DEADLY. The one strength that ball ammunition has over hollow point is that it makes for a more effective barrier penetrator. Someone trying to hide behind a wooden door, a wooden wall with plywood sheathing wooden studs, siding, gypsum plasterboard or brick facade, or someone trying to use a car door as cover during a gunfight will most definitely rendered useless for cover when facing down ball ammunition. Make no mistake modern hollow point ammunition will still penetrate those barriers just the same, only not as effectively as ball ammunition. However, unlike the wide bore hollow points, ball ammunition's effectiveness will never be hindered by heavy clothing or common physical barriers as previously discussed. Both ball ammunition and hollow points are deadly.
I know that regular 55 grain M193 FMJ will go through AR500 if it is fired at fairly close ranges of 20 feet or less. I am actually a little unsure of the PMC Xtac 62 grain M885 FMJ, though.
That is a big 10-4, only I don't plan on doing a lot of hunting unless necessary. I'll be domesticating wild rabbits for slaughter before I go aimlessly wandering the forests for a wild deer.
Nice pile brother my go-to is always 3 to 1 rifle to pistol ammo because is stuff goes sideways your rifle is probably going to be what you're grabbing
You sir are a true American. "I dont give a damn about compliance." If you ever make your way to Georgia, ill buy you a beer sir.
Gave up 30 years ago trying to keep ammo locked up. Was a waste of safe space.
Started using a closet, that then turned two closets... Now I just keep it stored in what used to be a small guest bedroom. Usually 2 big buys a year... Although the last two years, I just stopped buying anything, and even sold about 5k rounds of 9. Just not worth what it's been selling for...
For some reason, I believe this guy when he says he has more ammo he cannot find.
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Speaking as a pool player. That table will never roll the same as it did before.
Ammo is like sex you can never get enough.😊
with the license restrictions here in south africa, based on the license I have, I'm not allowed to have more than 200 loaded rounds in my possession at any point in time. So this video makes me envious of your laws. Am hoping to change my license type in the next year which will allow me unlimited ammo
I wish you the best of luck.
That’s one sexy table. If I got that all for Christmas I’d be on the biggest euphoric trip you could imagine
How much ammo does one need?
Answer: Yes
Agreed.
As much as possible.
All of it....
There is no such thing as too much ammo. I’ve been saying for years now, it’s the new gold. You can always sell it, shoot it, trade it. It will never go out of style or depreciate. The only catch is storing it properly, it’s heavy as fuk and takes up a ton of space!
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One .50 cal can will store 300 .308 in 20 round box or 1000 5.56 in 50 round box or 1000 9mm in 50 round box or 2500 .22 LR in 100 round containers (CCI plastic) I built a wooden shelving unit that houses 35 cans (5 shelves of 7 cans) for my shtf ammo which i started gathering quite a few years ago. 1500 or 5 cans .308 (900 168 gr hpbt/600 147 gr ball) 15000 or 15 cans 5.56 62 gr ball. 5000 or 5 cans of 9mm (3000 124 gr XTP/2000 124 gr ball). 25000 or 10 cans of .22 lr
(5000 CCI 32 gr HP Stingers/20000 CCI 36 gr HP). ((46500 for those that count)) Each can also has a desicant pack in it. My training/hunting/range/practice ammo and ammo in other calibers is also stored on shelves but not in ammo cans. Some is stored in mags others in original box and some in mtm 100 count boxes. Enjoyed your video.
How often are you changing out your desiccant packs?
@@manscapedgrinch1427 About every 6 months here in East Tx
Good way to "broadcast" your ammo inventory....( just stating the obvious)
@@georgeculbertson2039 .. Sir considering most was delivered via USPS .. OPSEC is not truly an issue
Everytime I buy a box I update my list and inventory. It’s always good to keep track of exactly what you have. That way when you get down on a certain caliber you are aware of it. Because you might have 12k but then only have 500 for say 9mm… Just my thought on it, everyone has their own system.
Excellent point.
Great video. Great inventory. Almost shed a tear watching this from CA. Lol
Impressive . I am not sure however of how wise it is to let the world know that you have such a good supply of these items including the mags. With the politics at present I personally have adopted the "quiet" mode as to my weapons and ammunition status.
We already know what you have. Unless you purchased in a dark alley with cash only, your purchases are tracked. Stop being scary .
Better get a structural engineer to check floor joist loading 😅
Im just like you brother. I want to get it then. I don't wanna wait.
A lot less people who happen to know where you live are less likely aware of what you have and in what quantities, (I.E. the delivery drivers).
Oh what a wonderful sight 😎.... I am totally impressed even with the range of calibers 🤤🤤🤤... 💪💯💯💯🎯📦📦📦
You and me both!
Love seeing videos like these. Absolutely beautiful
You Sir are greatly prepared! Wonderful simply beautiful.
Thank you kindly
Beautiful stash!
It is, but I don't know if its a good idea to let everyone know what you have.
Where you been at Uzi!?!
Congradulations! your 1/3 of the way to where you need to be.
Nah, I need to have infinity ammo in order to be 1/3 of the way there.
absolutely mouthwatering
I see your Schwartz is as big as my Schwartz! Your organized and storing it right, that’s a gold mine in rifle rounds alone. That’s impressive
The way you stacked that 50 cal can is art
Thank you.
You are an inspiration.
I love you way of thinking bro as a former jarhead I want it fast Just. Subbed
“I want my ammo now” meanwhile has 10,000 rounds in the caliber he has to have right now lol. Wtf
The 5.56 green tip stuff does have a steel penetrator in the tip. It will not defeat AR500. What it is good for is punching through brush, light cover, wood, glass, car doors etc...
Well aware. Thank you.
After watching this video, i feel like going ammo shopping after work today lol.
Nice stockpile, thank you for your service.
Very nice collection. Thank you for the video.
Thank you and thanks for watching.
For many reasons in this video, you have my respect.
you make my "precious" pile of ammo look like poverty tier xD
Sometimes you start out "poor" and work yourself from "rags to riches," even in the world of personal ammo stockpiles.
I too am fond of precious metals 😎
Agreed, besides gold, silver, platinum and palladium. These metals are just as precious as those metals for sure!
Yes they can. Every doomsday novel that I have read that involves the demise of the US government whether it be novels like the "299 Days," a book series about the second American civil war or "One Second After," a book series about the effects of an EMP weapon being detonated over the continental United States, every book references the US government trying to come in and confiscate people's wealth by usually going after the precious metals and making them illegal to own.
I agree man. When I'm in a mood to buy ammo I want to walk out with it. Not a fan of online shopping for anything really.
Looks like you stocked up on magazines before Magpul left commy CO. Hello from Centennial, CO. Stay frosty and watch your six.
Quick call the ATF. That pool table is in serious danger... THINK ABOUT THE CHILDREN!!!!
Yes, that pool table is in serious danger.
Thats a nice stockpile of ammo. I got a small arsenal of 2500rds of 5.56, 200 12gauge slugs/buckshot, and 1,000 40S&W. Hopefully I can keep stockpiling to get up to 15,000 someday looks like alot of fun. Stay safe
Great stock pile Walmart here in Colorado really screwed themselves and the magazine law is null in void. I purchased all my thirty round magazines from local gun shops they just don't give a shit. Thanks for video sir.
No, some of them don't. El Paso County as well as others have openly declared themselves to be gun sanctuary counties against unconstitutional gun control laws. Laws like magazine restrictions and red flag do not apply here.
I love looking at lots of ammo. This reminds me to look online for some bulk deals. Need more .308
308 is the best deal going, been that way for a while
I got lots of ammo too, but I prefer to keep it low profile and quiet. Bragging about what you have may be dangerous for your survival. Same with food.
Impressive stock. Because that room you were in is bigger than my whole apartment I can only store so much. Roughly 14k various rounds of .22, 9mm, and some .44 magnum all hidden away so it's not something else to trip over. >.
Looks like a good start
Nice vid!!! I followed the same philosophy. Buying Walmart, sales at Bass Pro, shipping for Palmetto. Couple buck here, couple bucks there. Now everyone is searching.
I moved a few years ago to a farm I bought moving my ammo was the worst part I filled coolers up broke handles off carrying them out
🇦🇺😎👍Freedom seed addiction .. better than Commaustralia....we lost our semiautos in 1997. Bolt actions & lever actions down here. No pump actions anymore just in case we enjoy ourselves but we can have pump action centre fire & rimfire rifles. We have appearance laws in some states. If it looks tactic cool it’s prohibited. We can have handguns but they are highly regulated . I’ve heard some people say in the US that we have no guns but that’s far from the truth. We have millions , just not as many shooters nowadays due to complicated laws and Licencing requirements...good video ✌
I would NEVER tell or show my Ammo or Amounts & NEVER comply with TYRANNICAL LAWS & as long as WE THE PEOPLE LET THEM BY they only get worse!!! All i can say is BE & STAY READY
All that gold puts a smile on. My face
Same
Don't worry about the punn mate. The table is awesome. The speed loaders are cool. Does open cylinder mean it doesn't have a choke?
Yes, "open cylinder" means that there is no choke. "Improved cylinder bore" means that there is no modified choke permanently bored into the middle section of the barrel either. Some shotguns don't have an exterior choke tube or "screw in choke," instead they'll have a permanent choke bored into the middle section of the inside of the barrel.
Love it. Nice stash. Looks like mine but I have double that I had to buy another safe just for ammo and now that's full and have rest back in other safe lol. I loved when walmart had all ammo on sale that shit was a big big steal. It's there loss wish they still sold but they dont. Keep it up. I think u have more than 10,000. Let us know when u count it. I keep all mine inventory
this takes hoarding to a whole new level rofl and explains why i havent been able to find more to add to my stockpiles lol
ps if ya have a fire ya might want to let the firemen know so we can run!!!!!
The fact that I randomly came across this video and you mention south Texas and Corpus Christi which where I’m from
Yes.
That pmc lap stuff is good. In my experience all PMC stuff is great.
That's good to know, because I bought another 840 rounds of the 62 grain M855 PMC 5.56. I noticed that the PMC 5.56 has a nicer finish than the government issued Lake City 5.56. I also noticed that they go through the trouble of putting primer sealant on it.
@@Deorsepmc is South Korean military stuff🙃
@@HatsuneM1ku01 Good to know.
It’s got a steel core in the green tip I believe still won’t go through ar500 steel I would think but should go through car doors and glass and such if I’m not mistaken that was what it was designed for but I might’ve wrong on that
I think that one of the salesmen at the gun shop that permanently closed up was alleging that specifically, the 62 grain made by PMC Xtac would penetrate AR500 steel plate. I know that it is true that you can penetrate AR500 steel plate at point blank range and ranges of about 20 feet or more with regular 55 grain lead FMJ 5.56, rounds do not need to be manufactured by PMC.
That’s it? I have 30,000 in just 22LR. Yes, I am a prepper.
Yeah yeah sure you do... I have 31,000
@@jimwolabaugh3608 rookie numbers. I have 34,000 in LR alone
Thank God you got stocked up before now. Hard to find ammo now. Plus at these prices. I am not buying anymore until the price comes down. Good thing I stocked up. If everyone would stop adding 50 rds to there 20,000 Rd Stache . Maybe we can get out of this a little faster and stop paying Gouging prices. When you see 79 cents a RD for 223 Tula ammo. They can have it. But That is a wonderful sight. Let Freedom Ring.
Exactly.
If shtf and you had to leave your home right away how much do you think you could take with you and how much you would leave behind
Why would you leave your home if shtf? Thats the opposite strategy of surviving.
@@nebulousJames12345ballistic nukes hitting your major city, riots burning and looting everyone’s homes, no more food so you have to pack and move, your bugging out due to some unforeseen circumstances. You can only stock as much ammo as you can carry or load into your car for bugging out. Everything else should be stored at a safe house that you plan on visiting in shtf if you need to bug out. And have multiple stock piles in different locations for bugging out. Say a nuke you bug out north, or fro some reason you need to go south towards the lake for water to another stash
@@nebulousJames12345always have multiple plans. Staying at your home is not always the best. But again bugging out isn’t always the best either. But it’s definitely best to get out of city’s and urban suburbs during any sort of shtf.
"its my ammo and i want it now"..
I wish I had enough ammo I could stash some in the house and actually forget where I stashed it lol.
Its called buck and ball not new continuous production since revolutionary war
Goals! Well done 🤘
That was a interesting video and if you don't go to the range too much you've got a good start to stockpiling ammo. If you were to put a dollar value on that stockpile at today's price you would be surprised how much money you have there.
Yeah, I am very lucky if I even have the time or the ammo to spare to go shooting once a month. The ammo is just ridiculous right now. I'm very thankful to have stockpiled what I have now because otherwise I wouldn't have been able to do any shooting with in the last 5 weeks.
I believe the PMC XTAC (Korean-made) is as high of quality as the USA-made. For long term, you should still use metal cans with packets (just my opinion). The cans and packets are a minimum expense compared to the ammo - especially at today's prices.
Well, the boxes say "Made in the USA," so I don't know anything about Winchester Olin farming out their ammunition production to South Korea.
@@Deorsethe m855 green tip ammo was designed specifically for penetrating Russian combat helmets.
I salute you sir.
D, you probably know this, but you can buy actual .999 solid silver bullets in all different sizes. Way cooler than silver bars. The 12ga.shotgun shells are 5 oz. Stacking silver doesn't have to be boring.
I do have some silver bullion, I stick mostly to 1 ounce and pre-1965 90% silver U.S. minted coins. I will not buy silver bullion over 2 ounces in weight per bar/coin due to how easily someone else can counterfeit said silver bullion with a piece of tungsten.
Thats a cute start
Much respect. 🇺🇸
How much ammo can you take with you when you bug out? I feel you dont need that much . When the total shift happens. If you make it past the first 30 days . Tou will be able to just pick up weapons and ammo off the street.
You are 50% correct. Yes, in a prolonged WROL/SHTF/TEOTWAWKI/grid down scenario you'll be able pickup weapons off of the street even off of dead corpses, however when it comes to the availability of ammo in that situation, ammunition will be so scarce that it will be treated and horded like gold. And yes, if I were to ever be forced to "bug out" in a moment's notice because of some unforeseen, unavoidable, extreme danger that was coming way that I was forced to make a hasty retreat from my home, I would in fact be forced to leave more 9/10 tenths of my ammo stockpile, as well as most of my weapons, and probably 9/10 tenths of my food/water storage, clothes, shoes, boots, gasoline, and other supplies as well. Believe me, I have thought these things over.
Make no mistake, I am not a "grab my bugout bag and rifle and head out into the woods" kind-of-guy, simply just doing this with no other followup plan is just as dangerous as not having preparations or a plan at all. Don't believe me, watch my video: th-cam.com/video/99SpXVG2QFI/w-d-xo.html I've covered this topic twice in detail more than 2 months ago. Just grabbing your bugout bag and heading into the woods as a primary response during the intial stages of SHTF is not a plan. My primary plan is to get home and essentially to bug-in. Secondly, if I were to make a hasty bugout, I would take advantage of owning a full-sized pickup and would try to load as much of my supplies into the back of my truck starting with my food/ water storage first, then seeds, canning jars, then ammo, then gas supplies, then hand tools, and then weapons. If I didn't have any time at all for any of that then I'd just focus on food storage and seeds maybe grab a pistol and shotgun with a box of ammo each and then leave. I have better chance of survival by holing up in my own home then trying to eek a living on the side of the road or out in the national forest. And don't think that you'll be the only one out there, there will be others like you out there competing for the same limited number of supplies.
But yes, I see your concerns. Right now I'm more concerned that the government will regulate private ownership of firearms out of the hands of the citizens, that they'll start by making it hard, impossible, or illegal for ammo purchases for individual law-biding citizens. Look no further than Commie-fornia when they passed a state bill requiring a stringent background check on every single box of ammo purchased. They charge a $1 dollar fee on every box for each individual background check and if you failed the background check for any reason they'd deny your ammo purchase and stick you with a $19 bill for failing the background check so, there you go, that's one of the many reasons why I have a large stack of ammo.
I will remind you that you brought up some excellent points. Thank you.
Wow nice response. I love it
Hey, thanks for the reply and thanks for watching the video.
Those are rookie numbers gotta pump thoes up !! :)
How many times a day do you beat off ??
I'm tryin. Shit's expensive.
LOL...this would be a consideration for a drone target if it were (an ammo depot) in UKR-RUS...
It's been 3 years since posting this and he is still counting for ammo inventory...
Like the video. . . Love the Dragonball Z refference👊
Thanks, couldn't help myself on that one.
Outstanding, I’m watching in 2021. It’s impressive to see such a stockpile.
Thanks. I think that it got a lot more impressive since then.
Lol.....this is outstanding
Guys try and think about the worse case if I come after someone the first thing I'm looking at is smoking them out of their safe places weather it means burning them out or whatever with that being said you ain't packing all that out the door with you you need to have several stashes in other safe places just something to think about
All good points. Most people though think that they're just going to "bug out" at the first sign of trouble, I'd rather just stay put. If I had to bug out tomorrow, I'd have to leave a lot more than just my ammo stash, I'd have to leave most of my gear, clothes, boots, medical supplies, and food/water storage behind.
@@Deorse I have several specific multi caliber cans loaded for bug out, as well as gear. It’s all packed and ready to go. If I did have to bug out, which I’m not planning too, I would probably hide the rest, but leave a small amount of stuff easy to find because people are lazy, hopefully they would take that and move on.
You mean all those mags where bought before 06 😉 our TH-cam sensor overlords
I came across the winchester PDX1 clearanced at a local department store for $1.50 a box.... There were only 10 boxes left.. I'm thinking they prices them 90% off instead of 10% off.
Shit, I would have cleared out that shelf if I'd seen them going for $1.50 a box.
Cool video lot of good info.I too am a vet AIR FORCE.You got me thinking I need more shot gun ammo.I'm thinking about getting into reloading which is better to reload the shotgun,handgun or rifle????
I can only answer that I've only reloaded 12GA shotgun ammo, I've never reloaded handgun or rifle, mostly because I cannot afford the reloading equipment. My reloading equipment for my shotgun however only cost me under $150 that included the price of the the shell press, the roll crimper, the foster style slug mold and 00 buckshot mold.
RESPECT!!!
i been in co the past 7 years and seen its turning into california which is sad however im at about 2000+ between 9-12-556-38 and 22 nice shit you got and idk why people say ball ammo is not to be used for self def considering like just about every gun death is from ball ammo lol
Think about it this way, ball ammunition has been around for a very long time, in fact the first firearms all the way down to smooth bore and rifle muzzle loaded muskets used ball ammunition. It had been that way for over last 4 to 500 years, it wouldn't be till the last 100 to 150 years that hollow point ammunition would come to exist. Ball ammunition was and still is taking lives just the same as it always had. If ball ammunition had been ineffective this whole time, I don't think that the first firearms would have taken off like they did and been used in a combat roll. We'd still be using melee weapons and crossbows.
Ball ammunition has greater penetrating power than a hollow point. The problem with ball ammunition is that it doesn't always dump all of its kinetic energy into soft tissue like hollow point does, therefore causing less damage upon exiting, sometimes doesn't immediately kill like some hollow points do, but it will kill you just the same. The new issue with ball ammo traveling through soft tissue is that it can still have enough kinetic energy to unintentionally kill someone (innocent bystander) on the other side of your intended target. The wound cavity caused ball ammunition is not as wide going through soft tissue like hollow point. However, once again, I have to reiterate this last comment for the mouth-breathing dipshits out there who still like to discount ball ammunition as not being deadly or effective enough, ball ammunition is VERY MUCH DEADLY.
The one strength that ball ammunition has over hollow point is that it makes for a more effective barrier penetrator. Someone trying to hide behind a wooden door, a wooden wall with plywood sheathing wooden studs, siding, gypsum plasterboard or brick facade, or someone trying to use a car door as cover during a gunfight will most definitely rendered useless for cover when facing down ball ammunition. Make no mistake modern hollow point ammunition will still penetrate those barriers just the same, only not as effectively as ball ammunition. However, unlike the wide bore hollow points, ball ammunition's effectiveness will never be hindered by heavy clothing or common physical barriers as previously discussed.
Both ball ammunition and hollow points are deadly.
@@Deorse i agree with you for sure and thanks for the info i keep both i just have the majority of ball ammo i do need to get some more HP stuff thou
Dragon Ball z references are always fun
I just got my DDM4 PDW and called a local gun shop for ammo, they're selling a box of 20rds 300blk for $50 bucks!
I miss the good ole days when ammo was that plentiful and that cheap.
His wife is like omg not again 😫
Use only one ammo.
Every ammo has different speed and different track.
Thus, you have to do sight in adjustment whenever you shoot different ammo.
I use iron sights.
As much as you can!!!!.
Like my 12ga. To 12ga. Buck shot can do more damage then a 9mm to a 44 & 45.
Xtac is good to go and out of my 20 inch ar it definitely goes through steel plates lol
I know that regular 55 grain M193 FMJ will go through AR500 if it is fired at fairly close ranges of 20 feet or less. I am actually a little unsure of the PMC Xtac 62 grain M885 FMJ, though.
Nice stash! I bought 5 packs of shot shells for both my 3 inch taurus 357 and 2 inch 22 revolver.
Don't reduce your supply. Get a bigger house and/or more gun safes. Hope all that is for different calibers.
My Type of guy 👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸🤣🌴😎
Vegeta I see you
Many bucks and birds are going to taste the grass!!!!.
That is a big 10-4, only I don't plan on doing a lot of hunting unless necessary. I'll be domesticating wild rabbits for slaughter before I go aimlessly wandering the forests for a wild deer.
Nice pile brother my go-to is always 3 to 1 rifle to pistol ammo because is stuff goes sideways your rifle is probably going to be what you're grabbing
Me and my buddy or buddies would go to shop or show and split a case half a case is easier on wallets put in ammo cans lots of cans
That table is crying a loaded mag in each ammo can is convenient ar15 for everyone under your roof plus sidearms mags and ammo
Can we say AMEN. What a beautiful sight. No I know why there is a shortage.
My thoughts exactly.
I can't seem to find all my ammo. - Real world problems!
I know, right?
Dude I still open carry in Walmart, but then again I live in Wyoming lol
I'm thinking about moving to Montana.
@@Deorse you should, great state!! Constitution carry
If the Colorado man comes down on you... you can just send the mags to me😁
Sure...
Is that the men in black knock at your door ? 😂
Looks delicious