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[quote=Anonymous]Is 6000 rounds normal? What do you mean normal? Common? Average? Cost-Effective? I would think that many target shooting enthusiasts would have 6000 rounds. It's a lot cheaper when you buy 500 or 1000 vs., say, one box of 50. I have 9mm, 40, 357 Sig, and 45 ACP pistols for target shooting. If I purchased in bulk (I don't), I would think I could have 4000 rounds easily. As it is, I probably have 1000. Add in a few boxes of .223 for the evil black rifle and some boxes of 12 and 20 gauge shot shells for trap, skeet, and sporting clays for good measure. I do have a difficult time defending the high capacity drum magazines. Question the the poster's reply I copied and pasted above. Do you reside in a multiple family dwelling like an apartment or condo complex. or a private home. How close are your neighbors? How many people are at risk. Is your ammo in a below ground level concrete "bullet proof" storage area? Given the volume of ammunition you stock, by your description normally, in the event of accidental fire or other triggering mechanism what sort of risks are your neighbors being exposed to. What sort of fire protection/alarm system do you have in place. Have you alerted your local fire dept. to your stash, I'd hate to think of it going off in the face of an uninformed fireman trying to extinguish a fire in your residence Do you carry liability insurance to compensate anyone injured by an accidental triggering of your ammo? You've got the right to accumulate all of this fire power, are you, have you, prepared for the consequences of a worst case scenario of accidental explosion/fire/theft/child or adult intrusion?. [/quote]
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