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I'll be at you're house during SHTF

1 K per caliber is a minimum.
Absolutely, for 556 I do 1k FMJ 1k green tip 1k 223 varmint load

1k fmj 9mm 1k federal hst

FIFO as I train. Just got a 10mm I haven’t decided what to stock up on. Probably 200gr flat tip stuff.
 
I remember watching this.
Achievement unlocked "Echo's of the past"
*Echoes. Never use a possessive form for plurals. It's more work for you just to be wrong.

Apart from your many other remedial spelling errors, the title of the thread is wrong. You're[SIC] house should be "your house".

You're presumably a gun-owner. Accuracy matters.
 
Toyota with very heavy internal locking boxes bolted/welded to the frame. Similar setup in a Jeep. To a casual observer it looks like a dog bed.
my cousin has a tacoma with stuff for camping/offroading/work in the back too, will probably be my next type of vehicle (y)
 
my cousin has a tacoma with stuff for camping/offroading/work in the back too, will probably be my next type of vehicle (y)
With a quad cab Tundra I sacrificed the back seat to build secure storage. I also have a storage platform with 6’ pullout locking drawers bolted in the bed. Locking the tailgate makes breaking into these drawers more difficult. Newer vehicles have great secure storage options that a lot of law enforcement agencies use.

Options are only limited by your credit card limit and pain threshold. Buy once cry once, but good security is priceless.
 
With a quad cab Tundra I sacrificed the back seat to build secure storage. I also have a storage platform with 6’ pullout locking drawers bolted in the bed. Locking the tailgate makes breaking into these drawers more difficult. Newer vehicles have great secure storage options that a lot of law enforcement agencies use.

Options are only limited by your credit card limit and pain threshold. Buy once cry once, but good security is priceless.
I wish there were more available storage/security options for my car, but it’s not generally something most people who buy this car (Audi S5) would care about. I’m thinking of fabricating something to go in the massive rear trunk area and the secret little pistol-sized compartment under the steering wheel dash area. Unfortunately it wouldn’t be “DOJ certified” so technically I couldn’t lock a loaded CCW pistol in there when I have to leave it in the car
 
*Echoes. Never use a possessive form for plurals. It's more work for you just to be wrong.

Apart from your many other remedial spelling errors, the title of the thread is wrong. You're[SIC] house should be "your house".

You're presumably a gun-owner. Accuracy matters.
God forbid, a minor spelling error is enough in your book to moot an entire page. You"re presumably a Range Member and Reddit user. Opinions matters....
 
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God forbid, a minor spelling error is enough in your book to moot an entire page. You"re presumably a Range Member and Reddit user. Opinions matters....
If you could muster some self-reflecting insight, you'd see that this criticism is a help to you. Sloppy writing loses gravitas, but that's not the worst of it. You're predictably defensive, but that's why you write like you do.
 
I've already explained what happened, but I guess your reading comprehension and/or memory is lacking.

Either way, the criticism is valid.
 
If you could muster some self-reflecting insight, you'd see that this criticism is a help to you. Sloppy writing loses gravitas, but that's not the worst of it. You're predictably defensive, but that's why you write like you do.
listen carefully guys!

When Wolkenflieger has a strong opinion you better listen as that is the only that matters. So when he hears you violate the 3 second period shot rule at the range. He will stop what he is doing (from the furthest bay) and stroll up to you in his super tight short shorts to remind you about the rules. Keep in mind that he doesn't even work there, but will scream up and down that he knows the land owner and will have you banned from the range. This makes Wolkenflieger predictable, so when you see him at the range or the HOA meeting just know he is there for business.
 
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