How many tins do you keep on hand at any given time?

Always have a little stock for my .177 airguns 👍



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Plus the stuff I bring to my range 😊



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Having 177 through .25 in pellet shooters , without counting I’d say some 250 tins on hand. I also keep a minimum of 20lbs of rotometal lead and 1 lb of tin for casting the good stuff. I’d say 75% of what I shoot gets recycled and cast . I highly doubt I’ll be needing to purchase any more pellets this year. I did recently panic when I saw that my stash of JSB kings was down to the last 8 tins. That was quickly reordered and I feel safe now. 
 
Having been through 'the cycle' of unavailability of (powder burning) ammo and components a few times, I was not at all impacted by the most recent shortages. I was even able to sell primers to Cowboy shooting friends who had not inventoried wisely.

Same goes with airgun ammo now. I buy what I feasibly can and have it on hand. It doesn't go bad, after all.

Of course my mindset is also a product of living in California my whole life. One never knows what the Sacto Wackos will do next, whether it will be the total ban on the purchase of ammo & reloading components, or even on airgun pellets and BB's. So I keep a reasonable supply.

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I have 22K rounds of 14.3gr CPD -- it's all I shoot in my rifles. During the nonsense I've seen the price skyrocket from ~$9/tin to $30 and everything in-between. Looks like the prices are starting to normalize but I'm 0% interested in .22 CPD becoming the next legendary unicorn like .22LR. I stocked up enough for the plinking I do and to not have to worry about 3-4 month production backlog.