My feelings on HORDING is if and when SHTF you can only pack somuch . And just plinking away to burn ammo has long past me . As long as i can get the job done with the least amount fired i am good to go. For ground hogs at fifty yards and down 22 works fifty yards and up to 100 22 mag 100 and out then the bigger stuff . Last year the round cout was ten rounds of 22 long rifle spent on ten ground hogs five 223 on five ground hogs five rounds of 222 on four ground hogs two 22.250 on two . four rounds on SST 12 gauge on two deer still working on getting the new sight dialed in . Oh forgot the two rounds i threw at Wiley E Coyote , the luckiest yot alive and the most shot at one around here . Each year for the last four we see him and each and every year our group send him our best and not one of us have been able to tag him . Only see him during deer gun session .But anyway at current usage i am good to go for a lot of years before i have to worry . my only problem is trying to come up with enough bucks to get a new barrel on my 06 .
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