Anyone else stuck with too much ammo?

[BucDan]

Reminds me that I need to go buy some more 22lr lol.

[TimRB]

Hobby? Giving ammo away? What the hell are you talking about?

Tim

[superhondaz50]

I pulled all my unwanted ammo apart, made a day of it, dumped the powder in my yard (better than turf builder!) And sold the bullets and brass. Super easy.

[audiophil2]

at 200 rounds per day it would take me over 2 years to shoot up just my 22 ammo.

I believe there is a conversion of 5:1 .22lr to centerfire so you are under 6 months worth.

[MB3]

Ill glady make a drive up to Tustin OP. Let me know if you are interested. I accept gifts & have cash donations...

[retired]

I'm headed towards Tustin right now, so please pm me your address and I'll be there soon. I want to relieve your "too much ammo" condition. The more you give me, the better you will feel I assure you.

[aklon]

Too much ammo? HAHAHAHAHA

A better question is: how many people feel they don't have enough ammunition?

[aklon]

I pulled all my unwanted ammo apart, made a day of it, dumped the powder in my yard (better than turf builder!) And sold the bullets and brass. Super easy.

You dumped the powder on your lawn? Let us know what happens if your lawnmower backfires next time you use it.

[duc71]

There is never too much ammo stocking IMHO

[nedro]

NO!

[Dutch3]

Actually, a house my sold was from an old hoarder fella that stored so much ammo in the attic it broke roof beams.

I'm not saying that was too much but do chose your storage method appropriately.

I moved mine out of the house because I was seriously concerned about the load on the floor (raised foundation, not a slab).

I still desire more.

[superhondaz50]

You dumped the powder on your lawn? Let us know what happens if your lawnmower backfires next time you use it.

Been doing it for years. No big deal after it gets watered in.

[ZombieLivesMatter]

I picked up my first bolt-action, a Ruger Precision Rifle in 6.5creedmor earlier this year. I had years to stock up 5.56, 9mm, and 308 through online vendor deals. But now with that gone and the looming deadline to just walk in a store and buy ammo without background check, I started stocking on the 6.5cm before this year ends.
I had a serious health issue right after getting the rifle so never got to shoot it, but everytime we needed something for the home I'd drive past Target and the local grocery store to go 45 minutes out of the way to the nearest Walmart that sold ammo so I could throw a box of ammo in with whatever I needed. Since I haven't gotten to shoot and I had been randomly buying 6.5cm, had no idea how much ammo I had until I counted tonight, 2100 rounds, about $2k in 6 months since starting April, not bad.

[bluzman]

Too much ammo? HAHAHAHAHA

My reaction as well.

[ScottsBad]

I was a partial owner of a gun store and wasn't sure if I was going to be get out of Cali so I got a ton more ammo to my already overstocked amount.

So Now Im moving to Idaho with HUNDREDS of pounds of ammo....

It is what it is, Ill have it for life, for my kids and for whatever else comes down the pipeline.

I thought you were going to say thousands of pounds.... Now that would have been impressive.