My answer to your question is simple, . . . have on hand what YOU can comfortably afford.
The same goes for fuel, . . . food, . . . tools, . . . medicine, . . . batteries, . . . clothing, . . . etc.
Personally I have several thousand rounds of loaded ammo, . . . and stuff to replace all of it other than the .22 rimfire if I had to.
Remember, . . . prepping is as much (maybe even more) to just get us through that "event", . . . than to figure you will have enough ___________ to last you a full life time after the event happens.
Most of us are going to remember after the "event" how things used to be, . . . and we are going to try to get them back to "the good old days", . . . and at that time, hopefully, you can start prepping for another, newer "event".
At least that is the strategy I am following.
May God bless,
Dwight
The same goes for fuel, . . . food, . . . tools, . . . medicine, . . . batteries, . . . clothing, . . . etc.
Personally I have several thousand rounds of loaded ammo, . . . and stuff to replace all of it other than the .22 rimfire if I had to.
Remember, . . . prepping is as much (maybe even more) to just get us through that "event", . . . than to figure you will have enough ___________ to last you a full life time after the event happens.
Most of us are going to remember after the "event" how things used to be, . . . and we are going to try to get them back to "the good old days", . . . and at that time, hopefully, you can start prepping for another, newer "event".
At least that is the strategy I am following.
May God bless,
Dwight
