Department of homeland security buys hollow point, which is illegal for use in war by Hague convention (precursor to the Geneva convention) because of brutality of the hollowpoint.
The US is having a run on bullets yes. No problems with dollars though, plenty of those to go around. Although if you think of bullets as money, then there is a bank run going on right now in the US.
2,000 rounds per prepper in the US seems to be normal, but many will have small explosive devices like grenades capable of taking out a few people at a time. I can imagine no amount of bullets would make one feel safer past a certain amount (would 100,000 bullets make you feel safer than 2,000?)
16,000 rounds per homeland security agent may seem like a lot, but then again is 1,000 pennies per person a lot?
In a straight up bullet fight with North Korea, the US army could arguably lose unless they recalled all their troops around the world.
Thats a lot 'o bullets.
Last edited by ZenOps; 04-08-2013 at 05:50 PM.
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