Just saw this...figured I would see what people think.[video=youtube_share;2uy0hfkcnmg]http://youtu.be/2uy0hfkcnmg[/video]
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Ammo by Planters???
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Kind of small for something geared towards long term storage. Bulk quantities sealed and nitrogen filled, that would make sense I guess. (although I probably still wouldnt pay extra for it.)
They should make 1 gallon paint cans.
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Fiocchi has been doing that for a while now. I've never seen it in stores. It is definitely overpriced, but I like the idea.
I still think Market Basket should apply for a Lic. to Sell Ammo...
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...or Charles Chips can.
wait, you mean after you go to the range you have ammo left to store? then you didnt spend long enough at the range 
I just shot off some 22mag, 38 and 357 that my dad's had sitting around probably since before I was born, it shot great. No fancy packaging, just cardboard boxes.
Maybe if someone wanted to bury some ammo or something but otherwise no thanks. Certainly not for the .50 a round I've seen it for.
Maybe if someone wanted to bury some ammo or something but otherwise no thanks. Certainly not for the .50 a round I've seen it for.
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Fiocchi has been doing that for a while now. I've never seen it in stores. It is definitely overpriced, but I like the idea.
Looks like canned coffee.
I'll stick with the regular military spam cans.
Federal has the same thing. Federal Fresh Fire.
I think it is a gimmick to suck in the Preppers to spend more money.
When I first started shooting about 5 years ago the ammo I was given was from the 50's and 60's and it worked fine, same with the surplus ammo for the C&R guns. Better than most of the bulk 22 I am buying today.
I think it is a gimmick to suck in the Preppers to spend more money.
When I first started shooting about 5 years ago the ammo I was given was from the 50's and 60's and it worked fine, same with the surplus ammo for the C&R guns. Better than most of the bulk 22 I am buying today.
