re: Bulk 556 at Academy in Covington and Hammond

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If 200 rounds satisfies a need, you're doing it wrong

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I’ll play along.

What other impositions would you, a random internet stranger, like to place upon other free Americans regarding how to legally and lawfully and spend their earned money?

Regarding “need”, I summarized that a few posts ago. Try to keep up. Maybe someone needs to sight in a new scope they got for Christmas. Maybe they have a vermin problem that’s disrupting their crops or property and would like to address it. Maybe they received some new mags as a gift and would like to have them topped off. Those are all valid, lawful, and constructive ways to satisfy a need for more ammo.

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And before you start raging about capitalism, I agree with you. If you want to overpay for ammo and then flex about overpaying for ammo, I won't stop you.

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I know you won’t stop me. You can’t. That’s the beauty of being a law-abiding citizen of the greatest country ever conceived.

In reality, you probably could whip my arse. I’m older, not very big, never been formally trained in any sort of fighting discipline.

But your statement “I won’t stop you” is a little inaccurate. You can’t. You couldn’t. I doubt you’d even try. Even against an aging guy like myself.

So it’s not that you won’t, it’s more like you wouldn’t.

And it wasn’t a flex. I acknowledged it was not the best deal around, nor was it the worst. Try to keep up.