@# loose .45 acp to fill a 50 cal ammocan?? nt

by E Sisk, Friday, October 21, 2022, 23:59 (700 days ago)

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@# loose .45 acp to fill a 50 cal ammocan?? nt

by Frank S, Saturday, October 22, 2022, 04:59 (699 days ago) @ E Sisk

If I disremember correctly this was somewhere slightly north of 500 when it was full.
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@# loose .45 acp to fill a 50 cal ammocan?? nt

by Slow Hand ⌂ @, Indiana, Saturday, October 22, 2022, 11:14 (699 days ago) @ E Sisk

I have googled that question several times and this page always comes up.

I can’t say that I have 100% checked it out but it seems close on the ones I have used.

http://www.zombiesurvivalcamp.com/firearms/how-much-ammo-fits-in-an-ammo-can/

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@# loose .45 acp to fill a 50 cal ammocan?? nt

by E Sisk, Saturday, October 22, 2022, 12:51 (699 days ago) @ Slow Hand

They say 1300 rounds for loaded 45 acp ammo. Empty brass maybe twice that?? ??2500??

Marbles in a Jar? Revising my guess tp 2,000. nt

by E Sisk, Saturday, October 22, 2022, 14:10 (699 days ago) @ E Sisk

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easy to figure with a scale

by Amerileiro, SW MO, Monday, October 24, 2022, 10:39 (697 days ago) @ E Sisk

Just weigh 10 of them and then weigh the whole lot. Weighing 10 first then divide by 10 and you come up with the weight each. you might be off by a couple, but you would be darn close.

easy to figure with a scale

by Murphy @, Monday, October 24, 2022, 11:18 (697 days ago) @ Amerileiro

Having several tumblers, I made a chart to keep up with how many of what each one could hold under a load.

45 Automatic brass show's an average of 78 cases per pound. Hope that's of some help.

Murphy

9mm run close to 100 per pound ...

by JimT, Texas, Tuesday, October 25, 2022, 19:29 (696 days ago) @ Murphy

I figured it out when a friend said he would send me a few empty 9mm's. I got a box that weighed a little over 22 pounds! I still don't have them all loaded! I do know that a thousand loaded 9mm's weighs over 30 pounds. :-)

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