
Ammo & Gear Tips
Bulk Ammo Buying Guide: When Cases Make Sense (and When They Don't)
A case is only a bargain if it is a caliber you shoot, a price that is genuinely better, and a shelf you actually have.
4 min read
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New Shooters
First box, first range trip, first eligibility check. Nothing here assumes you already know the jargon.
Everybody was new once, and the counter is the worst place to feel stupid. These articles cover the things nobody tells you: how to know what your gun is chambered for, why the cheapest box is not always the right first purchase, and what actually happens when the state runs your eligibility check.
New Shooters
Newest first. Every one of them is written for somebody buying ammunition in San Diego County.

Ammo & Gear Tips
A case is only a bargain if it is a caliber you shoot, a price that is genuinely better, and a shelf you actually have.
4 min read

New Shooters
The caliber is stamped on your gun, plain FMJ is what you practice with, and 100 to 200 rounds is a first pistol session.
9 min read

New Shooters
Plain range ammo in the right caliber, a phone call to the range first, and about twice as much as you think you need.
5 min read

Ammo & Gear Tips
Two boxes of 9mm on the same shelf, and only one of them belongs in the gun by your bed.
5 min read
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