How do you weigh your guns?

I weight them unloaded/unsuppressed for base weight, then I weigh them loaded and suppressed for “fighting” weight. I just use the bathroom scale subtracting my body weight
 
I draw a line down the center of a page, on the right I put the "pros", on the left I put "what I told the wife". Then I add up the answers and put it back in the safe.
 
Fish scale.
If I had something pushing the limits of its division I would get a digital/postal scale.
 
scottr said:
How do they weight houses?
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My father had a gizmo in his lab at the Physics Department of a large southern university that he used to weigh the Earth. It is constantly gaining weight.

I have never weighed one of my firearms. I suppose I would just use a trigger pull scale or a regular kitchen scale.
 
Digital scales for food prep from Wal-Mart. Less that $10 if I recall correctly.
 
I usually just take mine into the deli department at Publix and ask them to throw it on their scale. That way I get a printout.

To demonstrate my gratitude, I normally buy at least a 1/4# of whatever bologna they have on sale.
 
They are going to weigh what they are going to weigh. I used to hump a A2 with a M203 everywhere and if not that they made sure I toted a m60. So I got no sympathy for anyone except the unlucky few that have had to hump maduce around cause she is a heavy bitch. If they are to heavy you need to exercise.
 
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shipping/food scale.
Ordered a couple years ago off of Amazon for about 7 bucks shipped.
 
I fill mine half way with water and weigh it with the water in it. Then I dump the water in a bowl and weigh that. I then dump the water out and weigh the bowl. I then subtract the weight of the bowl from that and multiply by 2. I then multiply that number by .5 and subtract that number from the original weight.
 
Don't worry about how much they weigh, Janet.

Just go out and buy a gallon of Kerosene to pour around your ankles, so the ants won't crawl up your legs and eat your candy-ass.
 
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