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mixing up your ammo

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Just curious for those of you that store your ammo loose, do you mix different brands and types of the same caliber in the same container or keep it all seperate?

An argument for keeping ammo separate is if there is ever a problem or a recall on a lot of ammo you can pull just those rounds affected.

all in the same ammo can

Same grain and jacket in the same box.

I keep ammo cans specifically for different guns ie AR ammo, Handgun ammo, Shotgun etc

I do keep them all in their original boxes so I know which one is which if I ever have an issue.

At the very least you should keep ammo segregated by bullet weight.

 

I never store ammo loose, always in boxes. If I have a problem I can go to the lot of factory or reloaded ammo.

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If they are the same grain & jacket but different brands do you still mix them.

If they are the same grain & jacket but different brands do you still mix them.

 

I do..some folks are anal about that kind of thing

If they are the same grain & jacket but different brands do you still mix them.

 

Yeah, why not. But some ammo's are shoot alot dirtier than others, so that makes a difference to some people.

 

Also some firearms are picky with ammo's so thats another reason to keep them separate.

If they are the same grain & jacket but different brands do you still mix them.

 

Not if you're looking for the best accuracy.

If they are the same grain & jacket but different brands do you still mix them.

Nope, that way if I have a problem with a certain ammo, or theres a recall on a certain batch of ammo, I can take care of the problem easily and not have to sort through 1000's of rounds to find them.

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