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From: DL
16-Jul-18
1000 rounds is nothing. Back in the 70s my boss shot .45 competively. He had over 32,000 rounds back then.
From: Tiger-Eye
16-Jul-18
2 bricks of 22's and a Remington 541 is a fun afternoon. Imagine he had a spare or just updated his scope
From: DL
16-Jul-18
Some years back where I lived a friend was over for dinner. He was the City Fire Dept captain. I was telling him what I had in black powder, 6 scuba tanks and ammunition. He let me know that he would have a notation on our address in case their was ever a fire at our house. Didn’t want surprises if their was a fire.
From: IdyllwildArcher
16-Jul-18
I was talking with a rancher in the mountains while scouting one time and he told me about his nearest neighbor about a 1/2 mile down the road who had 100,000 rounds in his attic and his house caught on fire. All they could do was sit back and watch. What a shame.
From: Shuteye
16-Jul-18
Bullets in a fire are nothing like being shot from a weapon. Often the case goes more distance than the bullet. Been there, seen that. Does make loud bangs though. The black power is another issue however.
From: Woods Walker
16-Jul-18
Why did he have only 1000 rounds? Did someone steal the rest???
