how many grains are they?
1975157
That is hard today. My first recommendation (and what I am doing soon) is to remove the tips and replace with standard glue-on tips. The tips that ar included are crimped on and removal should be simple. They are a bullet point and not as pointed as a normal field point but they work on a normal bag target. I hope that helps.
1975158
Do not know exact weight, but they are a bit heavy. I use them for my heavier draw weight bows 50lbs+. For lighter weight use bamboo...Jack
1975159
Don't know - no info given. Shoot good out of a 30# recurve and a 45# longbow.
862578
No. 3/4 of it is refined wheat flour. The other 1/4 of it (the other six grains) are whole grains. So in the end 25% whole grain, 75% refined.
455225
good question. I can't find the information where the grain was grown on the package. You'll have to contact Bob's red mill.
877846
X-22"s are 8.7 gr/in. making them approx. 323 grains. How many grains are your field points or broadheads ? If you use light 75 gr. points added to a 323 bolt, you have approx. 398 total grains but your (FOC) front of center balance will be minimal. Better to use a 100 or 125 gr. field point or broad head for truer flight. You'll get less speed and distance, but your grouping will be better and your total bolt weight will be acceptable.
125762
The ones I purchased were 100 grain, three in the package. I shoot a crossbow and these do not fly straight. I will be switching to mechanical broadheads...
772703
I'm guessing at least 20. I am at work, so I can't give a more accurate answer. They are very fresh and crumble easily if you aren't careful. I usually take out about 5 or 6 at a time and put in a smaller plastic container to help protect them.
1459568
In each of my herbs I would say at least between 50 to 100 seeds if not more. I also bought the vegetables and would say a fair amount in each pack close to to 50. You won't be disappointed.
125761
Typically 3 per pack and these are 100 grain. They do make 125 grain as well.
1933637
There are quite enough. They are in my grandson's home, therefore, I can't give you specifics.
1224571
I don't know the grain size but it is 220 grit. It's a little more course that baking soda.
1676666
No. 0.1 grains. Start looking in the $50,000 price range for 0.01 grain scales.
1850688
They are very small. As far as how many, I can't quite remember how many there were. Sorry.
650206
Estimate about 10lbs. A good circumference. About 5 inches. And a good 5-6 inches deep. Would hold at least 3 to 4 cups grain. Maybe more. I actually haven't used it yet. Hope this helps. Very good size.
847766
I don't have a micrometer to give exact but the grains are course and large. The mixture does create a fine dust so be prepared.
654672
Yes, indeed. I just got through milling a cup of flour, so less than that in grain. It is so nice and easy to have nutritious flour any time!
640328
Honestly, no idea. But I can tell you whatever the carb count, WELL worth it! Best grits I've ever had! Hands down. And I'm a chef who's tried em all!!
1459567
Hard to count as there are a lot of seeds in each packet. I'd say the larger seeds were about 20, the smaller ones many more than twenty.I planted 5 of each seed and they are all thriving as plants.