My 8x56r stockpile

[reneblacky]

hmmph I had to weigh mine!

[harryamb2]

you will wear that rifle out.lol

[AZPhil]

I usually go through Ammoman... Great selection on surplus and current production ammo.
Sometimes pricey but there are deals to be had... G

I'll 2nd that notion!!!!! Ammoman is good to go!!!!! I have used him a lot. Keep in mind his prices include free shipping!!!
There is nothing better than watching the dirty look the mailman has on his face when he has to lug those tin cases to your door.

Semper Fi
Phil

[Gwar]

I'll 2nd that notion!!!!! Ammoman is good to go!!!!! I have used him a lot. Keep in mind his prices include free shipping!!!
There is nothing better than watching the dirty look the mailman has on his face when he has to lug those tin cases to your door.

Semper Fi
Phil

Hahhahahah !! The Fed-Ex guy HATES me when I order crates !! G

[Gwar]

He doesn't care for spam cans either !!

[UK Cousin]

you will wear that rifle out.lol

I have 2 of them

[weller]

Here is one of the more interesting rounds I have, picked it up a few years back.

[UK Cousin]

@wagriff.. No basements in the houston area.. Too close to sea level.

[SteveR]

I'm saving all the brass just in case one day I'm able to do reloads. I need space away from my house. Don't like the idea of storing raw gun powder at home.

Look for one of the smaller steel shipping containers. You can usually get them for $2,500 to 3,000 delivered. They are 8x8 x 18 feet wood lined inside and air tight when closed and have a tamper proof pad locking system. Great for storage or a man cave.
My Grandson has been selling and delivering them for a year now here in Northeastern Oklahoma.
Just a suggestion.

[weller]

Here is one of the more interesting rounds I have, picked it up a few years back.

Comparing with the standard AR .223/5.56. A nail driver