Bought ammo for several years prior to retiring at the end of 2019. I figured I wouldn't have a lot of discretionary income to be buying ammo later. Glad I did.Thanks Matt.
Well Matt, I'm 70 years young and I have what I need regarding firearms and there is nothing that I own that would make anyone say, "WOW", LOL! Being retired I occasionally buy a box or two of ammo. Would I like perhaps like to buy a new firearm, sure. But, in these times there are more important needs that must be met. On the practical side ammo is more important than a safe full of guns and very little ammo! Best to ya',,,,!
Understand your points, Walter. Prices are going up on nearly everything. I sold a truck in the 1970s because I couldn't afford how much gasoline it was going through.
Buy systems, guns that all use the same magazines and calibers like a Glock. Or buy multiple versions of the same gun such as PPQ and Q5 that use the same mags…and ammo.
Matt I appreciate your videos seen all this coming back in the Bush Clinton days On the 2nd amendment stuff Where I'm at a Box of 9 mm Winchester's or Remington's cost you $25 a Box 115 grain for 50 See you on your live stream Matt thanks for what you do.
i like the idea but there is always an itch for a better gun!!!!!! That being said i do try to sell off older guns not in use anymore. any buyers in florida let me know!
Wise words. Ammo. I would caution that if you have an existing caliber of weapon that ammo is scarce. Maybe find a gun that is manageable that seems to be in stock. Also, watch those pesky red flag laws. Current politicians aren’t friendly when it comes to self defense.
@@personaldefenseandfirearme1046 HAHAHA LOL at this one Matt. You are correct about buying the ammo. Family responsibilities have taken me out of your Sunday night chat so I appreciate this video!
Thank you for the video. 100% agree with you on purchasing ammo instead of new guns. Currently, I buy 'economical' factory ammo at websites such as ammoseek, but was wondering if I should buy reloading supplies and equipment and learn how to make ammo instead.
some times even getting the necessary things to make ammo can be hard. money saving if you make enough ammo. you need to find primers, brass casings and powder, along with bullets.
Very good. Simplify as I age. I have definitely downsized and simplified to several 9mm pistols, several EVIL LOOKING Modern Sporting Rifles. One well aged, utterly reliable Remington pump and my forever S&W Model 10 in 38SPL. That's my downsized ...mmmm And lots and lots of ammo 😎😎
Bought ammo for several years prior to retiring at the end of 2019. I figured I wouldn't have a lot of discretionary income to be buying ammo later. Glad I did.Thanks Matt.
You're welcome, and thanks for watching!
Ammo ammo ammo. Stockpile your ammo.
Buy ammo when you see it, and when you have the money to buy it!
You are correct, Hap!
Ammo ammo ammo, if you can too 22lr conversions are a must have good for training and muscle memory
Ammo for consumption, rifles and kits for economic speculation !
Well Matt, I'm 70 years young and I have what I need regarding firearms and there is nothing that I own that would make anyone say, "WOW", LOL!
Being retired I occasionally buy a box or two of ammo. Would I like perhaps like to buy a new firearm, sure. But, in these times there are more important needs that must be met.
On the practical side ammo is more important than a safe full of guns and very little ammo!
Best to ya',,,,!
Understand your points, Walter. Prices are going up on nearly everything. I sold a truck in the 1970s because I couldn't afford how much gasoline it was going through.
what walter said.
@@livebaitlarry5783 LOL! Thank-you!
Best to ya',,,,!
Good advice!
Buy systems, guns that all use the same magazines and calibers like a Glock. Or buy multiple versions of the same gun such as PPQ and Q5 that use the same mags…and ammo.
Matt I appreciate your videos seen all this coming back in the Bush Clinton days On the 2nd amendment stuff Where I'm at a Box of 9 mm Winchester's or Remington's cost you $25 a Box 115 grain for 50 See you on your live stream Matt thanks for what you do.
You're welcome, Danny. Thanks for watching!
i like the idea but there is always an itch for a better gun!!!!!! That being said i do try to sell off older guns not in use anymore. any buyers in florida let me know!
Wise words. Ammo. I would caution that if you have an existing caliber of weapon that ammo is scarce. Maybe find a gun that is manageable that seems to be in stock. Also, watch those pesky red flag laws. Current politicians aren’t friendly when it comes to self defense.
Good to hear from you again, Brother! I still have your Pyrex dish to get back to you (that contained your Christmas chili!)
@@personaldefenseandfirearme1046 HAHAHA LOL at this one Matt. You are correct about buying the ammo. Family responsibilities have taken me out of your Sunday night chat so I appreciate this video!
Good to hear from you again. Stop by some Sunday night for a chat if you're able. But family is more important! Take care!
Spot on Matt, That's what I have been doing. It's hard enough to keep up 22/9/45 ammo.
22/9/54. is that a date or somethin'? a year?
@@livebaitlarry5783 22/9/45 = .22LR + 9mm + .45 caliber ammo
I’d like to see what’s in that liberty safe behind you.
S&W just dropped price on Shield Plus by $100.
Why not both, I usually don't buy new guns, but once or twice a year. And I buy ammo every month, more like components
I see a lot of used vintage firearms that I'd love to own, but so far haven't done it. Right now, I'd be happy to find some decent 9mm JHP!
Thank you for the video. 100% agree with you on purchasing ammo instead of new guns. Currently, I buy 'economical' factory ammo at websites such as ammoseek, but was wondering if I should buy reloading supplies and equipment and learn how to make ammo instead.
some times even getting the necessary things to make ammo can be hard. money saving if you make enough ammo. you need to find primers, brass casings and powder, along with bullets.
Not buying anything at today's prices, least of all the rivers of BS pouring out of the industry.
Very good. Simplify as I age. I have definitely downsized and simplified to several 9mm pistols, several EVIL LOOKING Modern Sporting Rifles. One well aged, utterly reliable Remington pump and my forever S&W Model 10 in 38SPL.
That's my downsized ...mmmm
And lots and lots of ammo 😎😎