Guess how many beans in the jar!

[JonF 79]

Or in this case, spent primers in the water bottle.

 

Standard issue .5L bottle, mix of LPP but mostly SPP. Any guesses? Even i don't know!

 

I can say its well into the thousands though, whatever it is. If i had a shipping scale, i'd weight it cuz even i'm curious.

 

[Recon Racoon 49]

4,256

 

Oddly specific number, but thats my guess.

[Wavecaster 22]

are the price is right rules in effect? my guess is 4,257. you have to count them out one at a time now. cant just tease us and leave us hanging like that.

[heaterbob 53]

3500

[Ray Ray 3,566]

2500

[PeteF 1,044]

What do I win?

[hd2000fxdl 422]

are the price is right rules in effect? my guess is 4,257. you have to count them out one at a time now. cant just tease us and leave us hanging like that.

 

4258

[PK90 3,573]

What's the point of guessing if the OP does not know how many are in it? Will he count them in the future?

[specopsscout 26]

All of em...

[tony357 386]

6000

[AverageJoe 95]

All of em...

LOL

[Krdshrk 3,878]

$1, Bob.

[MikeK77 8]

Im going all out and saying "about 10k"

[Wolfy 51]

4506

[NicePants 58]

4258

 

4259 Thank you, Price is Right.

[BlueLineFish 615]

More than I want to count

[vladtepes 1,060]

12?

[hd2000fxdl 422]

 

4259 Thank you, Price is Right.

 

And Rod Roddy, who is out next contestant??

[JonF 79]

Ok, i was able to take a few measurements and do some math and i came up with a rough value.

 

1 spent SPP == 2.9 grains == 0.00662857143 ounces as measures with my digital reloading scale.

 

The entire bottle with contents weighs 3lb, 0.2 oz (48.2oz) per my digital trigger scale.

 

So dividing the weight of 1 primer into the cumulative bottle weight we get:

 

48.2 / 0.00662857143 =

 

7271.6 PRIMERS!

 

Assuming price is right rules, the closes value without going over wins so that makes tony the weiner!

 

Congratulations tony, you win the honor of knowing more about spent primer volume than anyone else here.

[Malsua 1,422]

Ok, i was able to take a few measurements and do some math and i came up with a rough value.

 

1 spent SPP == 2.9 grains == 0.00662857143 ounces as measures with my digital reloading scale.

 

The entire bottle with contents weighs 3lb, 0.2 oz (48.2oz) per my digital trigger scale.

 

So dividing the weight of 1 primer into the cumulative bottle weight we get:

 

48.2 / 0.00662857143 =

 

7271.6 PRIMERS!

 

Assuming price is right rules, the closes value without going over wins so that makes tony the weiner!

 

Congratulations tony, you win the honor of knowing more about spent primer volume than anyone else here.

 

You need a bit more precise measure....you have the weight of 1 primer, now weigh 50 and divide by 50, you'll get a much more accurate number.

[hd2000fxdl 422]

You need a bit more precise measure....you have the weight of 1 primer, now weigh 50 and divide by 50, you'll get a much more accurate number.

 

Yea, Recount, recount...

[JonF 79]

Meh, good enough for government work!

[Krdshrk 3,878]

http://www.failhorn.com/

[tony357 386]

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