I have enough primers, powder and brass for about 5 years at the rate I shoot. Will make sure to make it a lifetime supply and the same for .22 long rifle in the future.
I have enough primers, powder and brass for about 5 years at the rate I shoot. Will make sure to make it a lifetime supply and the same for .22 long rifle in the future.
Until they go to the lead-free primers with a 10 year shelf life I’ll keep stacking primers.
I need nothing, but I'll sit back and watch. Just sit back and watch for what is available.
I have an urge for a 7mm Remington magnum in either an older Remington 700 ADL or a Tikka T3. I'm not sure why, but I do.
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Primers+powder+brass=cruise control.
I have been enjoying the heck out of my Lee turret press. I feed it sized and primed cases and it turns out perfect ammo. Partnered with a Lee APP.Quote:
Originally Posted by JonB_in_Glencoe
Yes. There is so much that is just so far off the rails it seems that a bad end is baked in at this point. Still hoping for the best though.Quote:
Originally Posted by johniv
There is an odd response. That is the idea to keep this going for a decade. It might take a Republican in the WH to end this panic. Reading in the PIT, many of our scholars here stated they will not vote again, so maybe this has no end in sight.Quote:
Originally Posted by shooterg
I will go with canning lids also. Likely have all the shooting supplies I will need for the foreseeable future. If I acquire a new caliber, maybe some brass/bullets/mold or a different powder. Never get over the amount of people who can't/didn't see this coming. The only reason I don't have canning jar lids, is that I am concerned the gaskets (rubber seal) getting hard...only a slight concern on my powder going bad.
I started shooting shotguns a lot more last year. Managed to get some primers, wads, etc. I'll start loading my own now and will likely start trying to stock up on shot and 209 primers when I can. Seems you go through a lot of shells even if not the most avid of trap shooters.
I think I'm also going to look into one of the big bore air rifles and stuff to keep one going.
Good on powder and have 4-5 years worth of primers, probably some 22 LR.
I think a large propane generator, when they become more available, and a bundle of 2x4 and 2x6 studs, and OSB or plywood. Ten or so years ago, saw OSB for less than $5 a sheet, and thought it's never going to be this cheap again, and now is close to $4o. Also want to get parts to overhual a couple old 6 cyl pickup trucks, so I can putt around my domain while everybody else has to get those new electric cars.
I know the OP said besides primers and powder, but that is what I will focus on. I am starting into PCP air gunning this spring and may add another rifle and a couple of pistols if we wind up enjoying it. That will keep me from using up a lot of primers for plinking. About the only thing I need to add for PCP shooting is a pump as I need to travel an hour to get my tank filled now, but at $10/fill it is difficult to justify the cost. Once I have the pellet trials completed, 20-30k pellets; although their supply has not been affected much, I suspect others will move to air guns if this panic lasts much longer. The last item would be an 8 cavity pellet mold if cast pellets shoot well enough for plinking.
probably primers and powder although I have enough of both to keep me going for a year.
Dies.
Always on the look out for CCI Mini Mags at a good price so will continue to buy them.
I'm going to make sure that I have enough bullets and brass to last me several years.
I have been going back and forth between upgrading to a Dillon 550c or 750xl. This will be my next purchase sooner then later.
I'd like a stainless target sights 1858 made by Pietta. They show up once in a while, but at inflated prices. I can wait, but I would like to get my hands on one.
Only thing I'm light on, and not really, only in my mind, is primers. I'm really good, got enough to go through 2-4 years. As said a few times, just need to shoot more.
For the press, Put a email notice on the Titan site only site that has worked for me. I just got in the swage kit (only thing I was really missing took me a month to find one) don't buy extra bottle kit, (comes with one and one pound powder bottles fit) Also, Midsouth has had the press when it was out of stock elsewhere. So far like it for deprime and swaging... Keeps my dillon clean.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bookworm