437.5 grains.... 5 oz. = 2187.5 gr. :?
HELP!! How many grains in an ounce?
Silly question, I know. But...I'm helping my son make his Pinewood derby car for cub scouts and the only scale we have is my reloading scale. His car can't weigh more than 5 ounces, so how many grains to the ounce? Thanks.
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I was afraid of that. :roll: I'm thinking the RCBS 505 isn't cut out for that kind of work. :lol: Looks like we are off the the deli.
Thanks anyway Pistola.
Thanks anyway Pistola.
Just remember 7000 = 1 pound. Then do the math.
re: "7000 grains per pound"....
I just got an 8# jug of Tite Group.....looks like I'm gonna be needing a few more primers...
I just got an 8# jug of Tite Group.....looks like I'm gonna be needing a few more primers...
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