Good stuff brother. Find what you rifle and pistol likes and stock up. Buy only what you will shoot at any given time. I like things simple. I have 9mm, 22lr, 308, 223/556 and 12 gauge. I find what my weapon likes then i go all out and buy that for stock. I know it shoots and my weapon likes it. I try to make it a point to buy a box of something everytime i go somewhere that sells. Eventually you'll have a nice stock. You get a work bonus or taxes back then buy 500 or 1000 rounds. You'll get to where you are comfortable with your stock.
Those are rookie numbers you need to pump those up. Nice ammo stash nonetheless. You’re already ahead of the curve. A bunch of gun owners have nothing close to the amount of ammo you have.
I'm a newbie to firearms but I shot some in my past now I bought my own and I bought some home defense a lot of brands some ball ammo but I want to carry in Ohio we can carry without a permit soon. (constitutional carry)
I'm glad Ohio is going permit less carry. Lived there for the first 30 years of my life but you couldn't pay me enough to move back. Literally 95% of my friends are either dead from overdosing, in prison or string out I moved to Florida a while back and rumor is were also going to be going permit less pretty soon as well.
@@speedyd8150 my aunt, uncle and my cousin is living there from Georgia but I just heard that Florida denied that for one year more then that asshole who killed kids in Texas fucked the image of the firearm into shit now.
Willard ohio here. you only have 6 more days. If you go by the constitution a permit should never be required to exorcise a right you already have. even so there's one advantage i know of, maybe more, to still get a permit. i've had the permit for roughly 4 years now and with the permit you can buy a gun at an ffl and all you do is fill out the form but they no longer have to make the call to the database. in essence your permit is the background check. sales goes quicker.
Then one day when you get enough, you pour it all out on the floor until your room is filled about halfway up, and then you dive in it like scrooge mcduck.
Not bad young dude. ive dumped ammo into cans and plastic sandwich bags but now i just keepem in the box and out boxes in the can. that way if you wanna do an ammo count it goes quicker and there is less hassle
My suggestion is it's okay to have different brands of let's say 9mm or something but keep them in the box so you know what grain they are and that sort of thing but you also keep it separated that's what I do with mine and mine is very much like what you did but I keep I keep everything in a box
Check your 9mm ammo that is Winchester and Herters. They both had recalls. I shot a box of the Herters at the range last month and major issues. I made the decision to not buy either one again. Not worth your life. You get what you pay for.
I heard that. I just want to buy the better ammo because I am handicapped with one hand works. If someone is in the house I have to fire on them and I can't afford to a dub and I can't clear it but we live in a small town and safe town. That's right not worth your life. I'm good paying more money for firearms and ammo. I have three pistols two Berettas and a Walther (PPQ) I love that one.
I had some of that Winchester that was recalled, went out and shot it to get rid of it. All of it was fine. Maybe I got lucky but the Winchester has been the better of the plinkin stuff
nice little collection you started I would get .223 since that bs tax they want to do on ar15 people been buying 5.56 and not to much .223 so now it's the best time to buy before they go way up
@@gokissasickmonkeyswetass HUH? they are the same cartridge wise LOL. the 5.56mm is higher pressure i dont understand your logic... most AR owners myself included shoot .223REM just fine lol.. i have alot of both that PMC Bronze is really good range ammo
@@blackticalmayhem8461 No, they are not the same cartridge or even the same projectile. Look it up. Then you may be able to respond with some level of competence.
Why wouldn't you ever shoot the m855 green tips. If you wont shoot it why buy it.lol...and you need some 22lr. That should be your number 1 caliber of the most ammo. Walmart has great bulk ammo. Federal automatch 325 packs for 21 a box. Get you a ruger 10/22 or a marlin 22lr rifle and a taurus tx22 or a heritage barkeep or rough rider or just get you a cmmg kit to go in your ar-15. A quick bcg and charging handle swap and magazine swap and you have a 22lr ar rifle.
I had Herters 9mm from Cabelas. The absolute worst ammo ever. Could never get through a magazine without a bad primer. Tried it in multiple 9mm guns. Look at the casings, they appear to be reloads from other brands.
I hear Herters are made by Winchester and are essentially Winchester white box. I've also heard that Herters has been around since the 1930's if I remember correctly... and eventually Winchester acquired them...
I'm always curious as to why so many people want to advertise their stockpiles ? In any case, if you ever have a house fire, ABSOLUTELY let the firemen know before they go in.
Who cares, its not even a huge amount, always gotta be one of you in every video. He's inspiring to have people stock up, it's an investment. Snow flake
The one that I have is from Dick's Sporting Goods, is called Field and Stream. here's a few tips I can offer you try to keep your ammo fresh.., try keeping your ammo in the original box as this will help absorb moisture one of the big problems as humidity ruining your ammo stash so you want to take great effort to protect it..... There are many RUclips videos that cover what's referred to as long-term ammo storage. Now with the fluctuating ammo prices Nationwide you want to take the measures to separate SHTF ammo from your everyday training ammo. Now if you going to have ammo loose that's fine but if you're not going to use at the range anytime , you might want to invest in some Ziploc bags to keep it protected from moisture. MTM has an extensive line of ammo storage containers from ammo boxes to Bullet boxes that you can purchase on the Cheap on eBay. you might want to set up a dehumidifier system for your storage so you don't have ruined ammo just a few tips for the novice. Hope this ammo tip helps.... Train hard win the fight.
Honestly if you're storing the stuff inside, it's fine lol If youre storing out in a garage or shop that isn't climate controlled then Ya store in cans with dessicant packs. But for inside storing in a closet ect, itl be fine for decades just siitin on a shelf even lol
Never pimp your preps. Keep it on the DL
Don’t tell anyone
It motivates.
lol@@pcproductions4154
You are on the right track!!! Keep piling it up! Don’t forget 22lr also Great survival caliber
I'd refrain from mixing different brands and lots of ammo!
great start keep it up brother don't stop its only going up in price.
A good poker player NEVER tips his cards. 🤫
Nice starter kit!!! 😁😁😁‼️
The 9mm issue is why you never loose pack your ammo like that.
Good stuff brother. Find what you rifle and pistol likes and stock up. Buy only what you will shoot at any given time. I like things simple. I have 9mm, 22lr, 308, 223/556 and 12 gauge. I find what my weapon likes then i go all out and buy that for stock. I know it shoots and my weapon likes it. I try to make it a point to buy a box of something everytime i go somewhere that sells. Eventually you'll have a nice stock. You get a work bonus or taxes back then buy 500 or 1000 rounds. You'll get to where you are comfortable with your stock.
Good shit try to have 3 cans minimum of each caliber just a suggestion
Nice love ammo videos....👍🍻
Off to a good start. Keep putting back as much as possible 👍
Ziplock bags and a marker will help sort your rounds and conserve space.
This is a reasonable stash.. love it bro.
Don't take them out to sea.... I did, along with my tools, and tragically they went down with the boat in a boating accident
Beta boi. You gonna be the first to turn them in. ATF can tax this dick
Good start! I buy ammo everytime I get to the store! Is what I do is buy ammo to guns I want to buy so it gives me that extra motivation!!!
Those are rookie numbers you need to pump those up.
Nice ammo stash nonetheless. You’re already ahead of the curve. A bunch of gun owners have nothing close to the amount of ammo you have.
Keep it in the box in the can, never mix brands and lot numbers unless it’s absolutely necessary.
Naw. I dont wanna chance cardboard catching moisture
@@susanissajoke If your cardboard catches moisture, then your using shitty cans…
@@susanissajoke I've had cans with cardboard boxes since 2010. Zero issues.
Cool ammo stash. I just started stocking up again after about a 1 year break. Gonna get more when I can. Just subbed to your channel. Cheers
Good start.. I have 41 full cans
Video or it never happened
🇺🇸 Freedom Seeds in the morning 🌞
It’s like the 2A version of Pokémon card collecting 👍
I'm a newbie to firearms but I shot some in my past now I bought my own and I bought some home defense a lot of brands some ball ammo but I want to carry in Ohio we can carry without a permit soon. (constitutional carry)
I'm glad Ohio is going permit less carry. Lived there for the first 30 years of my life but you couldn't pay me enough to move back. Literally 95% of my friends are either dead from overdosing, in prison or string out
I moved to Florida a while back and rumor is were also going to be going permit less pretty soon as well.
@@speedyd8150 my aunt, uncle and my cousin is living there from Georgia but I just heard that Florida denied that for one year more then that asshole who killed kids in Texas fucked the image of the firearm into shit now.
Willard ohio here. you only have 6 more days. If you go by the constitution a permit should never be required to exorcise a right you already have. even so there's one advantage i know of, maybe more, to still get a permit. i've had the permit for roughly 4 years now and with the permit you can buy a gun at an ffl and all you do is fill out the form but they no longer have to make the call to the database. in essence your permit is the background check. sales goes quicker.
Then one day when you get enough, you pour it all out on the floor until your room is filled about halfway up, and then you dive in it like scrooge mcduck.
Stack it deeper. If you are looking for 22LR ammo try your local Walmart and get some CCI minimags, they are a bit hotter and most guns like it.
Totally agree. November is my 2 years of ownership and I’m do better
Not bad young dude. ive dumped ammo into cans and plastic sandwich bags but now i just keepem in the box and out boxes in the can. that way if you wanna do an ammo count it goes quicker and there is less hassle
Dude you need to bump it up quite a bit. What you show is
Nothing PS at least 2000 per primary weapon!!
My suggestion is it's okay to have different brands of let's say 9mm or something but keep them in the box so you know what grain they are and that sort of thing but you also keep it separated that's what I do with mine and mine is very much like what you did but I keep I keep everything in a box
That’s it, might last a hr on range day, good start
great stash
Nice ammo stash....
Idk how you feel about reloads but freedom munitions has 9mm hollow points for 13 a box
Good supplies.
desiccant Dry & Dry Silica Gel Packs
Good suggestion. You beat me to the draw.
You should work on getting about10-20 times the amount you have to get started. You never know...
1k minimum per firearm.
@@gokissasickmonkeyswetass 2K for Rifles those 30rd mags Go Fast LOL
It's therapeutic too look thru your ammo but the real damage is your showing the world what you have including a gun grabbing govt
👌🏾👍🏾💯💯Nice
Nice stash
Man loves his ammo
Check your 9mm ammo that is Winchester and Herters. They both had recalls. I shot a box of the Herters at the range last month and major issues. I made the decision to not buy either one again. Not worth your life. You get what you pay for.
I heard that. I just want to buy the better ammo because I am handicapped with one hand works. If someone is in the house I have to fire on them and I can't afford to a dub and I can't clear it but we live in a small town and safe town. That's right not worth your life. I'm good paying more money for firearms and ammo. I have three pistols two Berettas and a Walther (PPQ) I love that one.
I had some of that Winchester that was recalled, went out and shot it to get rid of it. All of it was fine. Maybe I got lucky but the Winchester has been the better of the plinkin stuff
Nice!
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Hey Mr. FBI-man, come check meeee out!
I take it you not here about the alcohol and tobacco.
No shotgun shells?
No not yet
nice little collection you started I would get .223 since that bs tax they want to do on ar15 people been buying 5.56 and not to much .223 so now it's the best time to buy before they go way up
You probably think 5.56 and .223 are the same. They are not. Good luck cycling that AR with .223.
@@gokissasickmonkeyswetass HUH? they are the same cartridge wise LOL. the 5.56mm is higher pressure i dont understand your logic... most AR owners myself included shoot .223REM just fine lol.. i have alot of both that PMC Bronze is really good range ammo
@@blackticalmayhem8461 No, they are not the same cartridge or even the same projectile. Look it up. Then you may be able to respond with some level of competence.
@@gokissasickmonkeyswetass what? are you serious the 5.56 is the same bullet literally a google search away . what are you even saying ?
@@gokissasickmonkeyswetass i have never heard of an AR not ''cycling'' .223REM are you like 12 or something LOL?
Why wouldn't you ever shoot the m855 green tips. If you wont shoot it why buy it.lol...and you need some 22lr. That should be your number 1 caliber of the most ammo. Walmart has great bulk ammo. Federal automatch 325 packs for 21 a box. Get you a ruger 10/22 or a marlin 22lr rifle and a taurus tx22 or a heritage barkeep or rough rider or just get you a cmmg kit to go in your ar-15. A quick bcg and charging handle swap and magazine swap and you have a 22lr ar rifle.
It’s hard to find rangers that allow it near me
Why would you get a .22 revolver? Literally what’s the point?
I had Herters 9mm from Cabelas. The absolute worst ammo ever. Could never get through a magazine without a bad primer. Tried it in multiple 9mm guns. Look at the casings, they appear to be reloads from other brands.
I hear Herters are made by Winchester and are essentially Winchester white box. I've also heard that Herters has been around since the 1930's if I remember correctly... and eventually Winchester acquired them...
Move to a cz 9mm and you wont have any more 9mm issues
My fellow Preppers what would you all say is a good amount of ammunition I say never ending?
I'm always curious as to why so many people want to advertise their stockpiles ?
In any case, if you ever have a house fire, ABSOLUTELY let the firemen know before they go in.
Who cares, its not even a huge amount, always gotta be one of you in every video. He's inspiring to have people stock up, it's an investment. Snow flake
That is the tiniest ammo stock pile I have ever seen.
Also open ammo isn’t a danger during a fire
If it's on the ground...it'll be fine
Never show your stache
Do you target practice or train
Of course
The one that I have is from Dick's Sporting Goods, is called Field and Stream. here's a few tips I can offer you try to keep your ammo fresh.., try keeping your ammo in the original box as this will help absorb moisture one of the big problems as humidity ruining your ammo stash so you want to take great effort to protect it.....
There are many RUclips videos that cover what's referred to as long-term ammo storage. Now with the fluctuating ammo prices Nationwide you want to take the measures to separate SHTF ammo from your everyday training ammo.
Now if you going to have ammo loose that's fine but if you're not going to use at the range anytime , you might want to invest in some Ziploc bags to keep it protected from moisture.
MTM has an extensive line of ammo storage containers from ammo boxes to Bullet boxes that you can purchase on the Cheap on eBay. you might want to set up a dehumidifier system for your storage so you don't have ruined ammo just a few tips for the novice. Hope this ammo tip helps.... Train hard win the fight.
Very true I have a lot of 7mm reloading bullets and all but one box was left open and there all corroded but the one in a baggy looks brand new
Honestly if you're storing the stuff inside, it's fine lol
If youre storing out in a garage or shop that isn't climate controlled then Ya store in cans with dessicant packs. But for inside storing in a closet ect, itl be fine for decades just siitin on a shelf even lol
They’re in airtight containers with desiccant, they’re fine.
Dump the Herters and aluminum crap,
Good to talk about how to gather and store ammo….but showing world what you have isn’t so smart
I get that
It's just ammo. Show all you want. Stop being paranoid.
I shoot a lot of steel/aluminum case stuff for both 9mm and 556, they are just fine not a biggy.
Hell yea, sho me your stash.. show me everything you got.. nice.
He might as well show all the food stores and a list of names of people in his group
my nigga! lets go hit the range
Moar.....
Buy more ammo bro. I’m coming up on 2 years of ownership and I’m doing better then you. Buy more bro
It’s not a competition lol.
aluminum is terrible ammo I would shoot that next
This is one of the most ridiculous videos I've seen. Too many mixed brands and types and not enough of anything.