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For some it seems to be like a sickness: once you think you need to "stock up" on ammo, you never have enough. I guess if you shoot several hundred rounds of a particular caliber a week you would need several thousand in stock to cover you for a period of shortage in the stores, but otherwise not be overly concerned. I always have enough to cover several trips to the range without buying more, if I choose to do this, so that I can cover temporary shortfalls, but not beyond that. I wonder how many folks drop dead with a few thousand dollars worth of unused ammo, only to have some family member who is not into shooting sell it off quickly for almost nothing just to get it out of the house. Of curse, once your dead I guess it doesn't really matter anymore what happens to your ammo.
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