One million rounds of ammo
is 10,000 boxes of 100 rounds. at four dollars a box for, let's say, cci standard velocity .22 hollowpoints(cheapest I have in my basement), that's 40,000 dollars worth of ammunition.
It's 20,000 boxes of fifty. at 9 dollars or so for 9mm, that's 180,000 dollars worth of ammo.
that guy's got some kind of money wrapped up if he has a million rounds.
Oh yeah, I don't have any guns or ammo or nazi flags at my house, just in case you come by to cut down my trees.
It's 20,000 boxes of fifty. at 9 dollars or so for 9mm, that's 180,000 dollars worth of ammo.
that guy's got some kind of money wrapped up if he has a million rounds.
Oh yeah, I don't have any guns or ammo or nazi flags at my house, just in case you come by to cut down my trees.
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He got the house when his mother passed away and he worked 60-70 hours a week till they made him retire. He didn't spend his money on anything else, he just saved it.
He earned his money and spent it on what he wanted to collect.0 -
as i stated in the other thread it did not look like one million rounds of anything, if you've ever seen a million rounds of ammo you would know it would take up a pallet at least 5 feet high, i have a friend who deals in tractor trailer loads every week so i have seen ten million rounds on pallets stacked neatly, but as far as cost goes you can get a deal buying ten thousand or better at a time, and who knows he could have been a re-loader it did not say, i could buy a million rounds of .45 for under 70,000 0 -
The more I think about the amount he had the less I think it was a million. It might have been 2-300,000. He had a far amount of .22LR. I am still PO'ed they said it was a million. I'm just waiting for the National press to get a hold of it and blow it out of proportion.
The way ammo has gone up in price the last couple of years it was a very good investment if nothing else.
And he was not a re-loader.0
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