Did you ever wonder what half a ton of .223 ammo looks like in the back of a pickup?

[leadslinger]

Why? He isn't hauling commercially, just a private citizen driving his personal property to his home in his own vehicle.


Mark

If you overload your personal truck and its noticeable, then your fair game to the transport cops.
(Not saying his truck isn't built to take that weight)

Nice score on the crates though. You will be laughing a few years down the road when the price is double.

 

[teknition]

If you could load all that into a bottomless mag, you could shoot 1 round per second for 8.88 hours.

 

[scianna54]

Did you get a discount?

 

[Chargerguy]

thats FA last time i was at my fav shop in edmonton i brought a trailor and took home 100 cases of 7.62x39

Now we're talking.

 

[murph83]

thanks... that picture just made my day!!! awesome!!!

 

[Dench]

 

[trebor2880]

thats FA last time i was at my fav shop in edmonton i brought a trailor and took home 100 cases of 7.62x39

Show us the pics!

 

[mmattockx]

If you overload your personal truck and its noticeable, then your fair game to the transport cops.
(Not saying his truck isn't built to take that weight)

Fair enough, but 1000lbs shouldn't overload any full sized truck (of course, I don't know what OP is driving). I agree, if the bumper is nearly dragging then you may attract unwanted attention.


Mark

 

[Neo]

Fair enough, but 1000lbs shouldn't overload any full sized truck (of course, I don't know what OP is driving). I agree, if the bumper is nearly dragging then you may attract unwanted attention.


Mark

I was watching pretty closing as I was loading the truck, having been quite prepared to make two trips. To my horror, the suspension handled it with plenty to spare -- making me wonder, for just a flicker of a moment, whether I was in fact buying enough

 

[mmattockx]

I was watching pretty closing as I was loading the truck, having been quite prepared to make two trips. To my horror, the suspension handled it with plenty to spare -- making me wonder, for just a flicker of a moment, whether I was in fact buying enough

At least you know you have capacity for a bigger order the next time around!


Mark

 

[Beater]

i wish i had taken a pic of the trailorfull. never thought about it at the time. i could take a pic of about 90% of it stacked up

 

[Squidhead]

I got traction issues on my 2WD Toyota truck. Now I know what to do.

 

[The Baron]

Take another pic of it all loaded into a stack of 6,400 PMags and then we'll KNOW you are an independently wealthy Prepper of the highest order. LOL!!

I think what you have there will most likely show better return than the same amount invested in RRSP's.

 

[infidel29]

Holy faaaccckkk! I thought I had a lot of ammo?!

 

[DaveGP]

If you overload your personal truck and its noticeable, then your fair game to the transport cops.

This is Aberta - CVEB does not pull over non-commercial vehicles.

 

[Beater]

that all depends whet the non commercial vehical is doing

 

[darcy32171]

Not to get far off this topic, but along the lines of storage amount: My 78yr old Dad still laughs when he talks about his "now deceased" boss. This Boss was a huge gun nut and reloaded almost anything. He had two old fridges full of gun powder. He always said: "If my house catches fire, I`ll tell the fire department: it will only burn so far down.....then it is only going to go up".