Handgun weight and capacity w/ reloads

[Duelist]

4.5oz difference between a Glock 42 and 43. Wow Didn’t realize that.

If I could find any .380 ammo I’d probably buy a new gun and get even lazier!

It is a very easy gun to carry, and to shoot.

[M2CattleCo]

Well I bought one today.

Mine is difficult to shoot because I’ve never owned a 380 and I don’t think there’s any ammo for it anywhere

[Half Moon]

S&W Model 12 Airweight, 2", round butt, with grip adaptor. 6 x 147 grain .38 Special wadcutters
21.736 ounces



Plus 1 x Jetloader with 6 x 158 grain JHP
25.75 ounces

[TheNewbie]

@Lost River


Any way you can weigh some of your 3rd Gen S&Ws? Especially the .45s!


Thanks

[Lost River]

@Lost River


Any way you can weigh some of your 3rd Gen S&Ws? Especially the .45s!


Thanks

I will grab my 4506 and the scale tomorrow.

Forty five Friday!

[Lost River]

Here ya go Friend!

2#s 14 OZs with 9rds 230 grain ammo.

[Lost River]

And the "Lightweight Commander" version:








Such a cool gun.

[TheNewbie]

Thank you so much @Lost River!


In fact, I wanted to ask you for the weight of the 4563, but I felt inappropriate asking for too much.



The 4563 does seem like a cool gun.

[TicTacticalTimmy]

Wanted to bump this thread to ask if anyone could do unloaded and loaded weights for Px4 Compact?

Would be interested to see stock vs LTT RDO

[Dov]

Something I've had in my notes for years, number of rounds per pound based on caliber.

Some of my sources that I have working links for.

https://www.survivalistboards.com/th...-chart.159381/

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/...d.php?t=921847

https://survivalfreedom.com/ammo-wei...weigh-by-type/

Also from my notes, something that really surprised me is older loaded 30 round AK mags were around 2 lbs, loaded M1 Garand 8 round Clip around 0.51 lbs so for weight of ammo ready to go pretty much a wash.

Newer 30 round AK mags can be closer to 1.5lbs or so I believe so it be something like ~24 rounds for Garand vs 30 rounds for AK

Numbers I have for M1a (M14) loaded 20 round mag is 1.625 lbs (26oz) for loaded 20 round mag and 4 loaded 5 round strippers for 20 rounds at 1.3 lbs (20.8 oz).

Both 9x19 & 5.56 are about 37 rounds/lbs

While 357 mag, 40 S&W, 7.62x39, & 6.8 SPC all ~28 rounds/lbs I think the 300 Blackout would be about same but don't have any numbers for it.

While 30-30, 45 ACP, 44 mag, 7.62NATO, etc all around 19-22 rounds/lbs.

12 gauge around 10 rounds/lbs depending on load little above or below that number.