Do you "Smartie-box" your carry ammo?

**Corné** · 19-11-2008, 07:26

Dr Dave,

It seems from the reply from Boerbok that you have his attention.....As you know by now, the wedding is off between myself and Boerbok and he is looking for someone new...... hpy194

**Porramedic** · 19-11-2008, 08:21

Its all good Corne! Sharing is caring. I'll need someone to hold the video camera anyway...

**Thorkind** · 19-11-2008, 08:35

Eeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwww! :o

**BoerBok** · 19-11-2008, 08:45

hjk

The wedding's off?? ???

Cheap shot, Corné, cheap shot...

:'(

**ikor** · 19-11-2008, 13:10

Originally Posted by BoerBok

hjk

The wedding's off?? ???

Cheap shot, Corné, cheap shot...

:'(

The jilted one is always the last to know...my condolences, bru. (He was no good for you anyhow!) ;D

**BoerBok** · 19-11-2008, 13:15

hpy71 hpy71

**Porramedic** · 19-11-2008, 16:40

C'mon Boerbok! There's plenty love to go around...

**Corné** · 19-11-2008, 20:15

Originally Posted by shooter

No, more like a stack of Oreo cookies. Two FMJ, one Hydrashok, etc. It's 380ACP so I think it makes more sense than in more powerful calibers.

Originally Posted by shooter

For me idea is not to manage or count what round or magazine you are currently firing, whats next, etc. It's the idea that you will probably have to shoot someone more than once (?) and that you are tring to get the get the best performance out of a marginal caliber.

If I get my 9mm I'll stick with the heaviest satisfactory performing hollowpoint I can find.

I hear what you say and understand the problem but I think the comment from BigT is the more correct route to go...i.e. just ball.

**Porramedic** · 19-11-2008, 20:53

+1

**Mike** · 20-11-2008, 07:51

'Smartie boxing' is also known as 'dutch' loading.....highly not recommended. I have seen this often with shotguns as well. If you feel you need a specific round for a specific job, carry 'em in another magazine and do an ammo swop when needed