Calling Army Jerry

[Maggot]

Free shipping and you keep the pallet.

 

[Ronws]

1,000 grains equals a pound. So, 115 grains = .115 lbs. times 100,000 = 11,500 pounds (5.75 american tons.)

A), how are you going to accept delivery?
B) where are you going to stow that much?

I mean, cool, my EDC is the S&W M&P M2.0 (4.25 in barrel and 17 rd double stack mag) in 9 mm. But sheesh louish, what a load.

 

[TicTacTex]

1,000 grains equals a pound. So, 115 grains = .115 lbs. times 100,000 = 11,500 pounds (5.75 american tons.)

A), how are you going to accept delivery?
B) where are you going to stow that much?

I mean, cool, my EDC is the S&W M&P M2.0 (4.25 in barrel and 17 rd double stack mag) in 9 mm. But sheesh louish, what a load.

7,000 grains = 1 pound.

 

[Ronws]

7,000 grains = 1 pound.

oops my bad. 1,642.857 lbs. Not as much to deal with. Less than an american ton.

 

[Rthur]

7,000 grains = 1 pound.

Thanks, that post was giving me Forest Whitaker eye.

R

 

[JJMoody]

That’s just the projectile weight. Brass,powder primer.

 

[91Eunozs]

Not a bad price for brass cased training ammo these days. Good opportunity for a group of friends, or gun club.

I stacked almost deep enough to last me a lifetime when I was getting bulk 9mm for ~$0.16/ round a few years ago, still don’t shoot it much, but more so lately with 45ACP still stupid expensive. My son and his shooting friends go through a few hundred rounds from ‘the stash’ every month or so…. May have to ask around my extended network to get a local (to me) group buy going.

Thanks for the link.

 

[Llatikcuf]

I work in the warehouse at CCI/Speer. Pallet of 9mm is 3,000 lbs or a little more, depends on bullet weight.
45ACP, now we're talking 4,200.

 

[Ronws]

I work in the warehouse at CCI/Speer. Pallet of 9mm is 3,000 lbs or a little more, depends on bullet weight.
45ACP, now we're talking 4,200.

Yeah, I didn't about the weight of entire thing. I was just concentrating on the weight of the projectile. Good thing I am not on the ammo shipping business.