Most people would look at that quantity of ammo and think bad thoughts about you :)  

I understand completely.  Generally, I bought 3000 shotgun rounds every year because the hulls can only be reloaded a few times.  10,000 registered rounds per year probably meant at least 20,000 or more actual rounds per year.  They go away pretty fast when you are shooting competition.

The best of luck with making so many in a short period, I know you'll get it sorted. I actually need to tackle a big clean up of some of my gear that I don't need right now and I've been procrastinating but I'm going to get on with it. There are sometimes things that slip by, it happens, we're human...best part is that with this kind of thing it's easily fixable. 

The job of maintaining equipment is as important as doing the job itself.

"If you want to use a knife, then you have to take care of it so it can cut properly."
After all, it's about weapons; you absolutely can't ignore it, right? Your presence in the workshop now is half the success you will have when you are in the field later.

The weapons are in the hands of the right people, even when they are in storage in your workshop. You deserve success because you have treated them well.

Wishing you success on your upcoming hunt.

3,000 rounds, OMG Question: What on earth could one possibly do with that much ammo?
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Make more! lol

Seriously lucky if you have that much components available. We are still struggling to find powder and primers over here. They are both starting to pick up a little bit, but still on the expensive side and scarce to find them takes at least a week or two or even a couple months of searching.

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I have to vacuum the house soon but tend to leave it to Jamie 🙈

So I misread the beginning part as "stockading my workshop" and now can't get an image of you in your workshop with a little stockade around it out of my head XD

<sub>this also resulted in me reading every "stocktake" as "stockade" and things are getting a tad ridiculous as I'm reading both the word that is there and the word my brain decided was there at the same time XD</sub>

Can you have a heater in your workshop or is it too dangerous?

I have plenty of jobs I'm actively avoiding.  A couple of them (cleaning windows and sorting out books x_x) got started earlier this week, but not sure when I'll get back to it as sibling dearest is up for a couple of weeks so cleaning the house is lower than it usually is on my list of things to do.

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You really do know your firearms Galen. :)

I think I remember you post that you used to be in the military?  There must be a lot of pretty cool military stories under your belt I assume.  I think it may even be in some of your 2900 posts somewhere in there. The thing about your stories is that I like to really take my time to calm down a bit and read it completely focused.  I feel that there is something I can learn... ahhh.. Its hard to put a finger on it...  There was another person who inspired me just by reading his stuff focused and it reminded me of your blog posts.  

Calvin and Hobbes... 

although it looks like a comic book... there are some really deep questions asking about how we understand ourselves and others in our very complex world and leaves the question as is for us to think about our own answer. I feel there is some level of similarity in your own way.  

You asked an interesting question on your gun ammo post which I am pondering and constantly thinking lately.  Very interesting you mention it too... such timing... Crazy~~ hahaha. And It might be the most important question in which I will need to take action soon.  

"Do I have a job that I have to get to but have been avoiding?" Actually, yes. Thanks for asking really.

***What to do next, after the burnout.*** :)

I never thought bullets could look that good 

A comment. Hehe :)

Also, you shoot animals for sport/hunt then? I see. 

Lol, I guess I just always assumed you went to the shooting range when you felt like offloading one, or better yet, shot any annoying fuckers that might've given you a bad day :)

Anywho, can't relate much with this as I have no experience nor interest in guns or shooting but uh... Good luck with your rifles and ammunitions I guess! 

I, on the other hand, have a supply closet I've gotta clean out this week.