The push is coming. Buy cheap stack deep

[Hodgie]

Going that deep is the only way we can truly prevent these issues from being a common occurrence the trouble is everything that needs to be looked at at a possible cause is something the liberals have fought to redefine which is code for destroy.

[ungawa]

With gun and ammo availability, and prices at a long time low, now is the time to stock up but not horde.

Hopefully another buying panic won't start and change that.

Can you explain the distinction in telling people to "stock up but not horde?"

[Hodgie]

Can you explain the distinction in telling people to "stock up but not horde?"

I guess it would be buy what you need and will use in the up coming year or so VS buying any and everything just because it's available now.
At least this is how I would define it.

[mmi]

if you do not have a AR by now you probably don't want one !!!! also you probably should shoot some of that ammo before you floor boards give out .

[Gunowner99]

That's why keep it in the basement :-)

[RockIsland]

I guess it would be buy what you need and will use in the up coming year or so VS buying any and everything just because it's available now.
At least this is how I would define it.

Thats how I'd define it too.

[wanneroo]

if you do not have a AR by now you probably don't want one !!!! also you probably should shoot some of that ammo before you floor boards give out .

The armory room has triple reinforcement underneath the floor so I thought ahead.

I think 2013 cleared out several years of inventory at one time and in the meantime people have learned and prepared ahead so that will buffer any temporary panics. Last week prices shot up and some inventory got cleaned out but it quickly returned to normal and even now my email is getting pounded today by the big online ammo sellers with great deals.

[wanneroo]

I guess it would be buy what you need and will use in the up coming year or so VS buying any and everything just because it's available now.
At least this is how I would define it.

If one adjusts for inflation and looks back over time, we've got it pretty good right now. 9mm has fallen down to 16 to 20 cents a round, 7.62 NATO is down into the 40's, 45 ACP is down to 30 cents a round for brass ammo.

[stainless]

Can you explain the distinction in telling people to "stock up but not horde?"

If I have 100,000 rounds I am stocking up.

If you have 100,000 rounds you are hoarding...

[ChemicalReaper]

Can you explain the distinction in telling people to "stock up but not horde?"

I support the 2A, so you're stocking up and expanding your collection.

If I were an anti-gunner, I'd call it paranoid hoarding of a dangerous arsenal.