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  We better start increasing our home stocks of ammo before January 20th.  If Obama gets his way, we'll see a heavy increase on ammunition tax.  After that more people may be looking into reloading.

I've been stcoking up on both ammo and reloading supplies for about 6 years now and have a very large amount of both. I do suggest that when buying ammo some will be tempted to by the cheaper steel cased non-reloadable stuff, DON'T DO IT!!!!!! Keep it all in brass.

Roger that, I'm hearing a 500% tax increase on ammo is what is being thrown around.  They won't have to take our weapons since ammo will be impossible to come by.  My problem is most online sites won't ship into Massachusetts...grrrrrrr ;{

motorman6235 says ...

you all sound like you shot moor then me. i put about 400 rounds throw my xd so far. and when tuck my cpl class the techer sead dont keep carey amo moor then a year do to when you need it it mite not work

Non-sence.  As long as your ammo is stored in a cool dry place, it should operate fine 10 years (likely more) from now.  It's hard to find good bulk ammo ever since Nov. 5th.  It's going like hot cakes.

Also, stock-up up on full and extended capacity magazines if you can.  10rd limited mags are going to be the norm again real soon.

I believe the  first thing NOBAMA is going stop or severely restrict will be hi-cap mags. For the last couple of weeks places I deal with where I could buy new 30rd AR mags for about $10-$12 bucks apiece are now selling them for $ 21 bucks and up and they have zero in stock and aren't accepting any backorders. Then ammo will follow.

Stock up, make friends with those who reload - and know how to do it correctly, and support the NRA.  What else can you do, the folks that sell ammo have to pass along those tax hikes as much as it kills them to do it and like it has been said, we won't be able to afford the ammo.

Yeah I've heard the 500% figure tossed around as well.

Properly stored ammunition never goes bad. For military quals we expended old M193   that were over 40 years old without a miss fire or dud. Cold, dry place is the key. Go to your local Army Navy store and pick-up a few military ammo cans for storage