How Much Ammo Should I Store? | SHTF / TEOTWAWKI / MAG

[@shager350z]

Ammo can also be great for barter situations.

[@theshieldwallnation]

A lot of people say that and I can agree to a point. Also, think about this; you're also giving ammo to someone that now has the means to try and take it from you.

[@shager350z]

The Shield Wall Nation That is true, you will have to be vary aware of who you trade ammo with that is for sure. But if your family needs food and ammo is what you have to barter with you may have to take that chance.

[@theshieldwallnation]

Shawn Hager I do agree. Risk vs reward

[@leeguerrero7876]

Oh boy. I need to start increasing my ammo. o, hard with the shortages going around.

[@theshieldwallnation]

Better late than never....sometimes.

[@fredkroldart7859]

And when it all falls out what would you do first

[@theshieldwallnation]

Throw my family, bug out bag and my quick access supplies into the car and bugout. It could be temporary or permanent. Make sure you have a place to bug out to (ie. your alternate property or friend/family property.

[@theshieldwallnation]

If i lived in a rural area i would do the same thing. Target practice on a moving targets.

[@fredkroldart7859]

The Shield Wall Nation thank you

[@fredkroldart7859]

I truly enjoy all your videos and I apologize about all the questions but what would your first sign be that it is time to bug out

[@theshieldwallnation]

I really appreciate it and no need to apologize. The straight forward answer would be move out of the city and to a location that has a low density population. However, It really depends on where you live now. If you're in the city I would bug out if the social unrest increases to an uncontrollable level (Portland). If you live in a rural area and theres a mob you should have a communication network with your neighbors and this roaming mob should not be a surprise. It's a very good, but loaded questions with lots of variables. I might make a video in the future about this.

[@deadleegamer8654]

I'm good on rifle now got to save up pistol. It's a never-ending thing when it comes to prepping.

[@theshieldwallnation]

I understand the struggles.

[@masonsmith9035]

I've never even thought about storing ammo. I'm way behind, but your information has been motivating me to do better.

[@theshieldwallnation]

I'm glad I can do that for you.

[@chuckclanton8665]

I'm a fan of your show and I have no doubt that you will go straight up on viewers

[@theshieldwallnation]

Thank you for your support!

[@ragnarblackmane7450]

You know me bro. Way ahead of the curve!

[@theshieldwallnation]

Always . Not like me though!

[@fredkroldart7859]

If you were not part of the group and you do not know of a group around you

[@theshieldwallnation]

Facebook and Google can be your best friend. Look for groups that get together on Canning Classes or some sort of class that teaches homesteading skills. maybe a HAM radio class there might be someone there that might be part of a prepper group. Its a bit difficult to find a group, because most of them to the point of paranoia about divulging their group information. If you cant find a group, create a group. Invite friends and family and slowly open their mind to the idea of prepping and getting together as a group.

[@biggerpiemedia8735]

What are your thoughts on .22LR?

[@theshieldwallnation]

Its not bad if you're shooting small game like rabbits and squirrels. Home defense with .22 is a no no.