How much ammo?

[cratz2]

Me? Why, of course I subscribe to old man Rugers mantra that no civilian needs more than 10 rounds... So, I buy a box of 20, give 10 rounds back to the guy at the store, and keep my 10 rounds.


I'm currently fresh out of battle rifles and assault rifles... but in general, my answer would be 'a lot'. Hell, I probably have 5,000 rounds of ammo for guns I don't even own...

 

[olyAR73]

Being military, I move around so much it makes it difficult to stock the kind of ammo I would like to have on hand. I keep 8 30 rders loaded up and at least enough to reload them all once. So around 500 for rifle and the same amount in 45. and 9mm.

If I had my way I would have at least 10,000 5.56 and at a 1000 for each pistol.

 

[T.Stahl]

The Excel-sheet says I have +600rds of .223 and +950rds of .303 available.

 

[Valkman]

One MILLLLLION rounds!

I wish - I probably have about 1500 of .223 and the same of 7.62x54. And probably about the same in 7.62x39.

Now, whenever I build a FAL that will become my MBR, and I have 0 rounds of .308, but that will change.

 

[Sam Adams]

350,000!!!

That's enough to give all the rest of us combined a big case of ammo envy.

 

[brownie0486]

6K 9mm-- most loaded up
9k 45acp--most not loaded up at the moment but components are ready
2k 223
12k 308
sundry odd lot of 357 mag and 38's
300 380acp
20 300 savage
20 45-70

Robin Brown

 

[ksnecktieman]

Kobun? did you stumble and get too many zeros in your post? By my figures, that would overload a 3/4 ton pickup. And at even ten cents per round would be 3,500$.
Can we see a picture of your ammo locker?

 

[Kobun]

ksnecktieman, in fact it is close to something like 9500 lbs.
I'll see what can be done about pictures.

 

[Schwatt]

At $.10 per round, that would be $35,000 worth of ammo.

He probably runs/owns a gun store.

Still impressive though.