NOTE POLICE DEFINITION OF DANGEROUS AMOUNT OF AMMO

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I've got more than that in my truck! I never know when my truck is going to take me to the range so I've got to be ready!
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gigag04 wrote:Wow...I have more than 250 rounds in my load out for work..
I have more than 250 rounds in my car.! Thats just in case I happen to be able to squeeze in some range time at lunch!
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760 rounds of 223 and I am worried that I am out! :cryin

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1000 rounds of .45 and I feel like I can't go shoot because I don't have enough supply! :banghead:

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Thanks to Wodathunkit I finally have 100 rounds of 9mm to feed my XD 9...
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Wodathunkit wrote:I've got more than that in my truck! I never know when my truck is going to take me to the range so I've got to be ready!
How do you get one of those fancy self-directed trucks? :biggrinjester: :cheers2:
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Seventhsword wrote:I try not to let my supply drop under 5,000rds per caliber for the firearms I own.. :patriot:

My restocking limit is 2,500 per caliber, except my hunting rifle (30.06) or shotgun. Based on what is going on, I might have to up that minimum level by a factor of 2 or 3.
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"After the two brothers engaged in a gun battle with police early Friday, authorities found many unexploded homemade bombs at the scene, along with more than 250 rounds of ammunition.

The average street cop carries a total of 3 mags for their duty gun.... so compare 250 to 3 mags and yes that would be a lot of ammo in that sense...... I am more concerned about the bombs myself.. They will probably try to impose more legislation that having 250 is illegal :smash:
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texanjoker wrote:
"After the two brothers engaged in a gun battle with police early Friday, authorities found many unexploded homemade bombs at the scene, along with more than 250 rounds of ammunition.

The average street cop carries a total of 3 mags for their duty gun.... so compare 250 to 3 mags and yes that would be a lot of ammo in that sense...... I am more concerned about the bombs myself.. They will probably try to impose more legislation that having 250 is illegal :smash:
Anything to advance the cause by exploiting a weak excuse to impose more controls.

If the truth be told, if the home of that 3 mag carrying street cop was raided, it's quite likely that a lot more than 250 rounds would be found. More than likely, they'd find a gun or two (or 15) as well. Why, they'd find a veritable "arsenal." The horror of it all........ :banghead:
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If I was down to 250 rounds, I would be in full blown panic buy mode.

Heck, I've bought at gouge prices when I got down to 1300 projectiles.
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You think you guys might be in trouble for having as much ammo as you do, I'm in bigger trouble as I've operating a clandestine munitions factory for years. If they come for me do you think they'll nab RCBS and MEC for material support of my factory? :roll:

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One brick of .22 LR is twice that many rounds of ammo. They don't want us to have any ammo, since a gun without ammo is useless except as a club. It is about making slaves out of us.

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To get 250 rounds of ammo, especially in Boston, they must have been planning this for a long time. Almost impossible to get 250 rounds of anything right now except for shotgun and hunting. I am assuming they would probably have 9mm or some other handgun cartridge.

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jimlongley wrote:
Excaliber wrote:
1wise1 wrote:Sunday night; 9:30 pm. Central time, from Associated Press, quoting the Boston, Mass police commissioner.

"After the two brothers engaged in a gun battle with police early Friday, authorities found many unexploded homemade bombs at the scene, along with more than 250 rounds of ammunition.

Police Commissioner Ed Davis said the stockpile was "as dangerous as it gets in urban policing."
"We have reason to believe, based upon the evidence that was found at that scene - the explosions, the explosive ordnance that was unexploded and the firepower that they had - that they were going to attack other individuals. That's my belief at this point." Davis told CBS's "Face the Nation."

Obviously, this is only one North-Eastern Liberal city's notion of how much ammunition two people should have in their home... granted terrorists planning to kill Americans, but from the verbiage enough to be viewed beyond the norm for gun owners. Just a glimpse into the minds of law enforcement ?[ :evil2:



Read in context, I think the chief was speaking about the unexploded ordnance rather than the 250 rounds which is hardly exciting.

In these days of ammo shortages, most of us would call 250 rounds under prepared and almost out for lawful gun owners.
In context, he (mis) used the word "firepower" and that could only mean the number of guns and ammo in liberalspeak because even they don't call bombs firepower.
Most Texas LEOs I know would think you're a new shooter if all you have is 250 rounds. :fire
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Having less that 250 rounds of one caliber means I'm low.
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Having 250 rounds means I'm dead and someone else has shot up almost all of my stash. :biggrinjester:
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LOL....heck I keep over 250 rounds of 7.62x38r.

Having less than 500 for most of my firearms would send me searching for more.


Wonder what they would say about me? :patriot:
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