A-Tech

I don't like Dick's, but until I'm able to good ammo elsewhere, I'll continue shopping there. I still get rewards and can use those on ammo.

I give up. You're right man.

Keep us updated guys.

No panties, no twist. Not everyone is out to argue with you. First you asked, I answered. As for my guns? I have them for a multitude of reasons. I don't have them based on going to a range to shoot paper. I have for their practical use of defense. What good is a defense tool, if I don't have the ammo? Any other smart-ass comments?

Tell you what, you do what you want with your ammo, and I'll do what I want with the ammo I bought for a much lower price than I can get for right now. How much is "some" to keep for shtf? Who is to say that a certain amount is all we need, or that we should do exactly a certain thing with what I buy? See where I'm going with this? As for it being a disservice, Thats your opinion. I totally disagree with it because it's mine to do what I please with, and don't feel like my ammo should be given an expiration date. Chill out with what YOU think, and try to understand why others do the things they do. Ammo manufacturers have already stated they may not catch up on production for a year. The feds have been making more contracts, which obviously will be handled before the civilian market. So when thinking about what-ifs, think about what could happen if they kept making more contracts.

Guys, there are Dick's all over NJ. Locations help us when you say they have ammo.

I haven't shot any of my stockpile for the simple reason of "what if?" What if they ban certain weapons? What if We The People, put their money where their mouth is, and actually react to an unconstitutional ban? What if I shoot my ammo, can't find any more, and the above happens? This is why I don't shoot my stash. It won't hurt me to keep it, but in the slim chance SHTF, it could kill me to NOT have it.

$35/brick?? Normal pricing?? Mexican ammo?? I took the Vaseline out when I paid $20/brick last year.

You guys hafta help me out with this. I've tried to get my wife to switch over and the most she will do is keep one of those Blu things with her in the event its too cold to go out. She enjoys smoking, and complains that the ecigs dry out her mouth and throat. Hook a brotha up with some info on this because after quitting 3yrs ago I absolutely can't stand traditional cigarette smoke. What can she do to ease the transition?

no way dude. Have never bought from them and never will.

Hey remember when we all said that ctd could go scratch and nobody would buy from them anymore? Yea me either.

Why would you even want to ask him a question? That guy should be avoided liked the plague. You know it's bad when there is already a RO there, and they immediately leave because he walked over.

That's messed up. It takes 2 minutes to run out and fix a stand. Jerks.

Best advice I see here. I swear that will never die.

from where? It's in the middle of the woods lol

More like take advantage of other people's emotions to force their agenda. Politicians have no emotion.

Does anyone have anything else to **** about? Get over this shit already. Damn this has really gotten annoying.

I think a video like this is hard to deny. Some article off of drudge or blaze is much easier to claim as tin foil.

How else would you prove how cool you are?

17....why get the smaller version if you won't be carrying? You can get 15rd mags so they're really isn't much else of a difference unless the you just shoot the 19 better.

Honestly, this is the first time I've bought ammo from them. I too said I wouldn't but from them, but what do I do when I can't get ammo anywhere else? I buy from the first available source without bias, providing its reasonably priced.

Checker. Shoot copper. Not lead. Had MUCH better results with mine after going to federal bulk. The leading gets pretty bad, pretty quick on these. At least on mine it did.

The only way it's beneficial is if you have a stockpile of components that greatly outweigh the amount of ammo already made. The ability to produce you're own ammo is great. What's better in a shtf scenario though? Having 10k rds, or 10k bullets, cases, primers, and a ton of powder, plus all the tools/presses to move if you need to? My vote is stockpiling ammo, not components...at least for this scenario.

The express is $39.99 but the umc is $14.99..... Union location

This was so 2011