What is a good stockpile of ammo?

You should at least have 100 to 200 rounds of ammo of game loads. The total of 100 rounds itself might last you years of hunting down larger preys as your main food source, provided that your rifle is properly sighted in and handled properly with great care. Popular big game rifles such as 30-30 and .

Why is there an ammunition shortage in 2020?

The ammunition shortage of 2020 is staggering but manufacturers are putting out more ammo than ever before. A pandemic, civil unrest and the fear of a gun-control-happy administration has caused both weapon and ammunition sales to skyrocket in 2020.

How long can you keep ammo?

And if it’s ammo that you may trust your life upon–such as rounds for your concealed carry gun–shoot it for practice after three to give years and buy more. It’s just smart policy. Fact is, all modern ammo will last more than 10 years if it’s been stored reasonably well.

Is there such a thing as shtf ammo?

However, each of us has a stash of ammo that stays absolutely untouched, just in case the s&*t ever hits the fan. The SHTF stash is spoken about rarely in person, in hushed tones and only with close friends.

Where can I buy cheap ammo for my gun?

Don’t worry, Lucky Gunner carries bulk ammotoo in all of our calibers for those who want to save extra money by ordering more than 500 rounds. More importantly, whatever you see on our website – whether it’s ammo for handguns, pistols, revolvers, rifles, or shotguns – we’ve got it here, cheap, in stock, and ready to ship to your door ASAP.

Is there a limit to how much ammunition you can have in the USA?

In reality there is no legal limit to the amount of ammunition we can possess here in the USA, despite that forwarded junk email you got claiming that a new “arsenal law” will soon take effect. The SHTF stash is more common than a lot of people want to admit.

How often do people talk about the shtf stash?

The SHTF stash is spoken about rarely in person, in hushed tones and only with close friends. More often, it is discussed over the Internet, where folks take comfort in relative anonymity, as if the government will track you down and take you away for hoarding ammo.