05 Feb 09 17:02, Ed Hulett wrote to Roy Witt:

 EH>>> A few years back I read an article that outlined just that plan -
 EH>>> that if they couldn't go after the guns directly, they would make
 EH>>> it more difficult to obtain the ammunition rendering the guns
 EH>>> useless.

 RW>> Which caused me to get the reloading equipment out of storage and
 RW>> load up a few thousand more rounds for the time being.

 EH> Virtually all serious gun owners load their own. Not only for the
 EH> reason stated, but because it is much less expensive to reload in
 EH> large numbers than to buy factory loaded ammo. You can also be sure
 EH> of the quality and consistency of your loads.

I own a Ruger Mini-14 and a Remington 700 Varmint Special chambered for
the .223 or 5.56mm round...Living close to a military base has it's perks:
I bought 600 rounds of fired .223 from a Marine based on Camp Pendleton.
I've accumulated about 1200 rounds total since.

                R\%/itt


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