Calculating bullet price?

[ocxpirate13]

How do you do it? (Amount of Rounds/Price) * .01 = Price/Round?

[technique]

divide price by # of rounds....

$500 for 500rnds of .308 = $1per round. (easy example.)

[sirgiles]

divide price by # of rounds....

$500 for 500rnds of .308 = $1per round. (easy example.)

thats if you find any.

[FatOnCoke]

How do you do it? (Amount of Rounds/Price) * .01 = Price/Round?

That can't be... your formula:
$13.87 a box of 50
50/$13.87 *. 01 = $0.036 per round ???????

Use this:
Price/Round = price per round
$13.87/50 = $0.277 per round

[grymster]

Lot Cost/Quantity=Unit Cost

[ZRT650]

is this a serious thread? lol

[roc]

wait til you get into reloading... thats really gonna make your head spin to try to figure out your costs.

[HappyG]

LoL x2.

[technique]

thats if you find any.

I have 600rnds of .308 for sale in my sig-line....overflow you know

[damndave]

100 rds / $30 = $0.30 each

[doughboy334]

$ divided by #

[wildog8812]

http://www.ammoengine.com/

it tells you price per round without having to figure it out

[tamalpias]

100 rds / $30 = $0.30 each

wrong formula bud. 100 divided by 30 is 3.33. Just put it in a calculator.

[snobord99]

wrong formula bud. 100 divided by 30 is 3.33. Just put it in a calculator.

Well, that gets you how many rounds per dollar. You could use that too if all you need to know is if ammo A is more expensive than ammo B

[ivanimal]

wait til you get into reloading... thats really gonna make your head spin to try to figure out your costs.

Pft!

http://www.handloads.com/calc/loadingCosts.asp