I tell my children, "friends without ammo are not really your friends".
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I only have e few friends that are into shooting so no worry about empty stock. The ammo will be back on the shelves as soon as people stop running around in fear. Passing ammo to others now is consider a very good deed, next year it may not mean as much. Until then I like to know my buddies are safe.
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I just went to Wal-mart yesterday to buy some 22LR for my bro's little 7 year old son so I can take him out shooting, went at 8am, a guy was there already buying the entire stock they had, even the 50rd boxes! I couldnt believe it. I asked if he would save at least 100 rds for me for the little guy and he shrugged it off and purchased it all. Price rang out to some 720 dollars of 22LR and .223Rem. What an ***. I was pretty okay with people hoarding ammo, but it gets me pissed off when they do this crap. I just asked for a frecken 4 dollars worth of ammo so my bro's little son can shoot. People like that are the ones who helps in stopping our gun haritage!Originally posted by GottmitunsIt's not protecting the rights of the 1%, it's IMPOSING new laws because of the 1%.Comment
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"Friends without ammo" = losers.
I do travel for my job and will stop at any gun store or Wal-Mart to check on ammo and will pick up powder, bullets, primers and ammo if any is available for friends. And they will do the same for me. But it is COD.If you can't shoot good, at least look good shootingComment
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