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[berettabone]

This is the windiest spring I can remember in a while in my area. I shoot in my back yard, into a couple dead 45 ft. oak trees. Well, because of the winds, we have a slew of trees down. My shooting trees started making me nervous because they were leaning towards my poop field. So, the other day, I had them taken down and chunked. Now, I have to figure out how I'm going to stack them to remake my new shooting area. It's surprising how dead a tree can look, but how tough they still are on the inside. I found a couple chunks that we had been shooting in to. It was interesting to see. I dug out some of the .380 and .38 rounds pretty much intact. They had gone in about 5 in. until they hit harder wood, then stopped. I couldn't find any of my .40 cal. or .357 without having to chop up the piece to try to find them. :p

[Armybrat]

Better now than later when it would probably be a bigger chore to cut up.

I finally decided to divide up my ammo stash to distribute much of it to my two sons who are shooters. Better now than later.
This is what they split…. ,38 Special, .357 magnum, .9mm, .380, and a couple of bricks of .22 lr :

(Already gave them all my .45acp, .44 magums, .30-06, and .30-30l

[Armybrat]

This is what I kept (plus 14 boxes of .327 magnum).

[Bawanna]

Is it too late to consider adoption, I'm still up for grabs.