SHTF How Much ammo is enough | False Reality of Bugging out 

Bare minimum

My rule is 1k rounds per weapon system.

@@aSoldierOfJesus that's cause you dont have brains enough to hide during daytime and dont have a silencer, night sights and night vision, If you have to fire more than 100 rds of 223, 200 rds of subsonic 22lr, or 20 rds of 9mm, the first year of shtf, you're doing so much wrong that you'll never make it. In a year, 99% will be dead, ,and the game long gone, so WHAT will you shoot at, hmm? Can't practice, cause ammo will be too precisious. Practice NOW, so you dont lose your first fight (nor your 10th) cant make noise, show a light at night, nor be out in daylight, once shtf.

@@aSoldierOfJesus that just shows your ignorance. If you dont MISS, you'll be picking up guns and ammo from the dead.

@@WarFighterClipz put 1k rounds in a backpack by itself and walk around with it for a few hours. Then load out fully and do the same. Then ask yourself if you genuinely think the average American can walk around with 2k rounds of ammo plus a ruck full of essentials? I'm at 300rnd of primary plus 150rnd of secondary. With a minimal ruck because I'm confident in my bush skills. And it's around a hundred pounds on my body after the plate carrier. It's taxing even for someone who is in shape. The average American is out of shape. People have a misconception of how things will go. This has traditionally, for me anyways, be countered by people who have seen actual combat. One more little thing to think about. If I think you have a cache of resources in your house. And the S has already HTF. I didn't need to enter your home to clear the house. I can pew right through the walls and stop the resistance before I ever kick a door in. And that's exactly what any scavenger group will do. Don't use peace time strategies to plan for war time events. Good luck brother. We're all gonna need it.

Yes cause bugging put makes you a glorified refugee. Stay on with what you got unless your home has been jot with a natural disaster or your next destination is a sure safe spot. People don't usually consider that.

Great analysis 🤙

Glad you enjoyed it

Most scopes don’t need batteries due to the etched reticle

@@FrontClipz I have some red dots i guess i would like to work if needed.

Not everyone is a millionaire, go ask anyone who’s been combat how well FMJ worked on insurgents. Shot placement matters more than the type of bullet you’re using. You can just say you wanna sound like a tough guy without saying it.

Sure buy all the expensive ammo you want, store thousands of rounds, have all kinds firearms & gear/accessories, & tons of supplies blah, blah, blah. None of it will do you a bit of good when some clown who looks harmless in a tank top & flip-flops walks up behind you when you're not paying attention & puts one in the back of your head & takes all of your stuff. LMAO

Is this a genuine question or are you a fed?

@@FrontClipz they say the proof is in the pudding.......but you didn't show no pudding. Just think you trolling.

@@05cesarleo sorry you feel that way brother but it’s just in the rules of PREPPING do not disclose everything you have 🫡

@@FrontClipz makes sense......MY BAD!!......Didn't mean to sound or be a hatter.

@@05cesarleo all good make sure you put some that ammo back 🤫

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Same the good old days 🥹

In the '90s I met an old guy, who told of buying a brick of .22s at the hardware store when he was eight years old, and they sold them to him in California.. (It must have been pre-FDR / NFA).

I bought 20000 22's from Cabela's in ammo containers on sale, a number of years ago. I figure since everyone in the US has a 22 rifle they will make a great trading asset.

I vividly remember a brick of 550 rounds of Federal .22lr being $9.95 at Wal-HOLE and box of 5 shells of 00 and 000 12 gauge buckshot being $2.49. I sure took those days for granted.

Miss those days

I don’t disagree

@@FrontClipz I don't try to contradict people. I look at the devastating violence around the world and I have never seen anybody all glammed out in gear, with unlimited food, shelter, and ammo. Real shtf will be dog eat dog (literally) and a lot of evading. A single person can't burn mags up shooting at bad guys 300yds away

Smart idea 🤙

Taking your comment into consideration with all due respect I am far from an armchair warrior but that’s fine for you too assume what makes you comfortable 😂

@@FrontClipzhe wasn’t referring to you specifically he was generalizing just about every delusional Americans mindset of what a civil war would look like, better yet any large scale disturbances. In America everyone believes they are John wick because they go to the range weekly and shoot at a standstill target. Without physical training and preparation and organization.

appreciate it man Some of us Still value the Republic 🤙

Yes indeed just not as primary due to limited engagement distance

mentioned that part towards the end 🤙

Yess exactly

Definitely good rounds 🤙

Didn’t know you needed a professional background to be knowledgeable in basic ammo data

Basic ammo data...hilarious again..

@@exfed480 exfed” nuff said 😂

HILARIOUS...LOL..STOP..YOUR TOO FUNNY....

That’s the plan

West coast!

Glad u liked it

@@FrontClipz Be safe you have a friend in Pennsylvania.

Noted 😂

Appreciate it 🤙

@@FrontClipz no doubt. Gotta support the community

i buy cheap ammo shoot it then pick up the brass and reload it to be my long term survival ammo i find it much better ammo once reloaded for way cheaper then premium stuff only thing i dont do handloads for is 9mm and trap loads for the 12ga everything else i load for

Yess that’s exactly what we cover here on this channel the importance of preparedness for the every day citizen.

If 2020 were to happen again and the ammo prices go all over the place I would want 1000 round in my inventory I don’t know about you

​@@T2YCOthink they mean 1k in one fight.

@@nomad155 why would you prepare for one fight

@@T2YCO even preparing for multiple fights, 1k rounds is incredibly unlikely. You'll be lucky to get through with less than half of you stop the opponent or both sides call for peace.

@@nomad155 that’s fair bro

😂 truly comedy

I have about 500 rounds of 7.62x39 and 308 and I don't have those rifles anymore. I keep it because one day someone might need it and I can trade it for something that I need. I also may run across a rifle in those calibers. It's just another part of preparing.

​@@Brett235yo trade? 🤔

It depends if they are your go to defensive and handguns if so 1k minimum then up it

Well then just around 12k give or take 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@FrontClipz that's how we think in Australia anyway 👍

No no you still want to use metal ammo cans If you’re storing bulk ammo, the price of buying actual ammo cans is more than with it.

Plastic is not an oxygen barrier. You really need Mylar at the very least, ideally trilaminate. Plastic is good for short term weather exposure and dust protection, but not much more than that.

You can’t be more correct

😆 lol

You could be king!

It’s for manipulating the weapon platform not for recoil replication necessarily it’s still better than practicing zero marksmanship but obviously I would not train somebody on an Ar15 by only shooting 22lr

a 556 IS a 22

​@@billydodd8457 no even close

@@benjaminsherman3192 it actually is .223 is a .22 caliber

Good luck 👍

I wouldn’t trust a soul to barter with in this scenario

Lol

Would you like to further elaborate?

Yeah, meaning what firearm platform you use or comfortable with. So what's your question?

plenty of it can be buried at your BOL.

Never said to not bring the essential items stated don’t wear your pack down with ammunition 👍

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