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I keep around 600 loaded up of different loads. And like to have enough extra to load another 1000 on hand.
What do you all keep on hand?
4949shooter
03-01-2012, 19:01
Of 10mm? I am fresh out.
Of 3006, .223, 9mm, .40, .44 mag, .45 ACP, 12 Gauge, .243, 9mm Mak, .380, I have about 6 thousand rounds.
Edit: Forgot .308.
I guess I was talking just 10mm. If I include my other guns It's another 1500 or so.
It is never enough. LOL.
4949shooter
03-01-2012, 19:19
Sorry for the hijak! :cool:
Sorry for the hijak! :cool:
No prob. I did not specify
michael e
03-01-2012, 19:34
10mm around 1500 right now, when I load I get in zone and load till I run out of lead or primers.
All calibers 20k range, maybe 25k since just picked up a few more brikes of 22 last week.
Never enough...but for 10mm only 400 ga fmj. 300 uw jhp.
_The_Shadow
03-01-2012, 20:10
My friends and family say if ever there is a war or something they want to be on my side. :wow:
Maybe I can post a picture, I'm in the process of reorganizing the reloading room. One of the shelves broke, too much weight! :shocked: :whistling:
I'll need to build stronger than the last setup! :dunno:
.40- 1200 rounds
.357Mag- 600
.45 Auto- 3000
5.56- 11,000 +/-
12 Guage Slug- 300
12 Guage Buckshot-150
30-30- 500
22 LR- 15,000
22 Short- 5,000
45-70- 350
44 Mag- 650
nickE10mm
03-01-2012, 20:21
I've probably got close to 750 rounds of 10mm right now, loaded.. And lots more components.
The number varies but always at least a couple hundred.
JimIsland
03-01-2012, 21:07
1000 FMJ of GA and around 500 of various HP. 5000 9mm S&B with sealed primers. Good stuff....
.40- 1200 rounds
.357Mag- 600
.45 Auto- 3000
5.56- 11,000 +/-
12 Guage Slug- 300
12 Guage Buckshot-150
30-30- 500
22 LR- 15,000
22 Short- 5,000
45-70- 350
44 Mag- 650
Jeeze!!! Nice!
Mine was high like that at one point waaay back in 2008. Been shooting it over the last couple years though.
It is low now. Very very low. I am starting to reload b/c I have a lot of brass so that is the bright side I guess.
250 rounds 10mm
150 rounds .40sw
67November
03-02-2012, 06:57
9mm = 1,000 FMJ + 500 JHP (S&B)
.40 s&w = 1,000 FMJ + 500 JHP (Federal)
.357 sig = 0 FMJ + 500 JHP (S&B)
10 mm = 500 FMJ + 500 JHP (Underwood and Scottsdale)
Light, I know, but I've only been a handgun owner about 4-5 months.
YMMV
Not nearly enough!
.22lr - 550
9x19 - 800
.40s&w- 450
.45ACP - 500
.357mag - 50
.38sp - 50
5.56 - 1700
12ga - 30
10mm - 70 :(
alwaysshootin
03-02-2012, 07:30
In 10MM, I have 1K, loaded. About 750, of flat out bad to the bone 200 grain lead hard cast, and then a couple hundred target load offerings of the same bullet. Also have a mix of 25-35 rounds of JHP, in each weight of 135, 165, 185, offerings. Have 3K of the 200 gr hardcast bullets waiting to be seated, and another 2K of 180's going through the mold, and sizing format. Just waiting for the call they are ready! Oh and have 3500 once fired brass, waiting for time spent, with the loading press.:cool:
nickE10mm
03-02-2012, 07:33
In 10MM, I have 1K, loaded. About 750, of flat out bad to the bone 200 grain lead hard cast, and then a couple hundred target load offerings of the same bullet. Also have a mix of 25-35 rounds of JHP, in each weight of 135, 165, 185, offerings. Have 3K of the 200 gr hardcast bullets waiting to be seated, and another 2K of 180's going through the mold, and sizing format. Just waiting for the call they are ready! Oh and have 3500 once fired brass, waiting for time spent, with the loading press.:cool:
Nice.... DT, BT or some other hardcast? You know the BHN? Are they WFNGC or SWC or ...? Just curious. I know I have about 150 various WFNGC's loaded, most all of them with max charges of Longshot and BlueDot. :cool:
alwaysshootin
03-02-2012, 07:55
Nice.... DT, BT or some other hardcast? You know the BHN? Are they WFNGC or SWC or ...? Just curious. I know I have about 150 various WFNGC's loaded, most all of them with max charges of Longshot and BlueDot. :cool:
Some other hard cast. I'm lucky to have a local retired Marine who makes money on the side casting. He told me back in the day, he used to reload ammo for police agencies in the Cincy area. His work is spectacular! And his prices are unbeatable. Can't tell you the BHN, sorry, but I've taken his 200 grain up to 1250 out of a 6" LW barrel with groupings in the 3" range, @50 yards with no signs of leading. So, needless to say, I'm pleased. Got rid of my tactical LW slide, and just ordered a 5.15 barrel to drop in my G20. I cherish the bullets I get from him, put an order in, November, and he took ill. Still waiting on the 180's. Thinking my source is coming to an end!:crying:
oceanbob
03-02-2012, 08:25
2000 rounds of 10MM, ready to shoot
1500 rounds in Components (new Starline, XTP, Nosler, Silvertip, various other .40 in various weights)
35,000 Primers (various sizes)
24 pounds of various powders
Be well, Bob
My meager collection is pathetic! Im gonna have to stock up on more in case the SHTF!...Or maybe one of you nice fellas with lots of ammo will take me in when the SHTF? I'll bring me, my G20, and G27 to help protect your family from zombies!! Im a good shot!
nickE10mm
03-02-2012, 10:31
Some other hard cast. I'm lucky to have a local retired Marine who makes money on the side casting. He told me back in the day, he used to reload ammo for police agencies in the Cincy area. His work is spectacular! And his prices are unbeatable. Can't tell you the BHN, sorry, but I've taken his 200 grain up to 1250 out of a 6" LW barrel with groupings in the 3" range, @50 yards with no signs of leading. So, needless to say, I'm pleased. Got rid of my tactical LW slide, and just ordered a 5.15 barrel to drop in my G20. I cherish the bullets I get from him, put an order in, November, and he took ill. Still waiting on the 180's. Thinking my source is coming to an end!:crying:
Cool stuff, sounds like a winner. 3" @ 50y, high velocity, no leading. Good deal
blastfact
03-02-2012, 18:54
Only 800 rounds of 10mm.
bush pilot
03-02-2012, 22:05
No idea, how many rounds of 10mm does it take to fill two 50 cal ammo cans?
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