Command Decision- Bought Reloading Supplies Instead of New Gun

[One78Shovel]

OK- I have been swooning for a G-21SF and almost pulled the trigger this morning. But calmer heads prevailed as I elected, considering today's increased pressure on the 2nd Ammendment, to invest $600 torwards my reloading supply stock.

IMO, far more important to ensure I have the supplies to feed my current inventory than add to my collection.

One can never have enough powder, bullets, primers, etc.

-178S

[firemanjoe]

I am doing the same thing! I have been going back an forth between a LCR .357 and new reloading equipment. I am am going today to spend my overtime on reloading gear. I figure what good are my guns if I have nothing to feed them.

[One78Shovel]

I am doing the same thing! I have been going back an forth between a LCR .357 and new reloading equipment. I am am going today to spend my overtime on reloading gear. I figure what good are my guns if I have nothing to feed them.

Once my stash gets below 7k primers, 3K bullets and 8 pounds of powder I'm not sleeping well. And that's for the 30-06, 223, 45, 40, 357, 38 and 9mm that I load for.

You just know the first thing they will limit internet sales on is ammo and reload supplies. As we know, Cali is trying to go there again as we speak.

-178S

[firemanjoe]

I wish my stash was that impressive. I only reload for .308 .223 and .40 but my supply is growing slowly. You're absolutely right about ammo regulations, they will have a much easier time regulating ammo sales, which will eventually make firearms worthless scrap metal.

[sjg1966]

I just started reloading in May. I already feel like I can not have ENOUGH brass, bullets, power, and primers. Definetley going to put my $$$ towards more for now.

Steve

[Maltese Falcon]

Stack it high and wide my friends. Ammo regulation will most assuredly be attempted both locally and nationally. No matter how flush the stash, it never seems like enough.

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