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  • #61
    FourLoko
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2011
    • 2426

    I caved and got in on that PSA deal up there. Only got 500 rds though

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    • #62
      SoCal AJ
      Banned
      • Nov 2011
      • 231

      Originally posted by Army
      Buy .22 rimfire. You can carry thousands of rounds on you, and store more ammo in less space than any other.

      Better game killer, much quieter, still deadly on two legged varmints, does not wear out firearms, easier on the ears (who wears muffs while killing zombies?), and costs considerably less than any alternative.

      Buying at least two bricks a month will have you in ammo for years after the SHTF, or zombie apocalypse.
      Actually, I'm going to be investing in a nice set of Peltors for zombie slaying! I like the thought of hearing a spoken conversation and the bang-bang going hush-hush.

      Depending on your budget you can really go nuts on those, I was just thinking about getting the entry level version, only $50 bucks, however I may change my mind and spend $105 for the pair that has the bottom of the right ear cut out and contoured to reduce interference with a rifle butt.

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      • #63
        SoCal AJ
        Banned
        • Nov 2011
        • 231

        Originally posted by Oceanbob
        Don't forget that banning online sales will cost:

        1. Loss of choice for us
        2. Additional sales tax (at least 8%)
        3. Having to deal with a local FFL/Storefront that can charge any amount they decide.
        4. Higher prices
        5. People who shoot oddball calibers order online. Local gun stores WILL NOT stock 38.40 or anything other than 9, 40, 45, 38, 357 etc. Try buying 10MM next time you go to Wal -Mart or Turners. Sure you can order it and wait several weeks then pay full retail, sales tax and probably shipping as well


        6. My biggest complaint is having to Log in my Drivers License number, name and address, what kind of ammo I bought and give the gun store my thumb-print.!!!!!...AIN'T GONNA HAPPEN. I am an adult and I am not going to let a $9 per hour former Fry Cook at McDonalds have my ID information. There is no way these gun stores can protect our information and in reality I don't feel like asking the Government permission to buy a box of 9MM...!!

        Are we clear..?.

        Bob
        +1 If it comes to that, AZ isn't "that" far away. heck, maybe I'll open a business in Ehrenberg... AJ's AMMO SUPPLY!!!

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