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To add, here's a chart with round weights:

Just for the sake of spitballing and discussing, let's say he brought 75 30-round magazines of 5.56 (2,250 rounds), and let's say 20 mags of 9mm (300 rounds..... I know that's a bit over 2,500 rounds, just play along). Based on that chart, the 5.56 cache would weigh right around 60 lbs, and the 9mm cache would weigh just over 8 lbs. So that split is under 70 lbs total.

Then again, that doesn't take into account the added weight of the actual magazines.

The only way weight would matter is if these idiots were literally throwing bullets at people by hand.

The only way weight would matter is if these idiots were literally throwing bullets at people by hand.

It speaks to mobility and effectiveness of movement.

Also, that was a really long way to go for tif to paraphrase what I already answered a few posts above his.

The only way weight would matter is if these idiots were literally throwing bullets at people by hand.

It speaks to mobility and effectiveness of movement.

Also, that was a really long way to go for tif to paraphrase what I already answered a few posts above his.

In "stuff that will likely fly under the radar because there's bigger issues right now":

Really would have liked to see more Republicans cross the aisle, but I'll take what we got.

Imagine if he had been giving these types of speeches for the last 4 years.

Plus if you read the story it says a final decision isn't going to be made until 2023.

Pelosi said that the House will adopt new rules when it returns to session on Jan. 21 to mandate stiff fines for bypassing security: $5,000 for the first offense and $10,000 for the second. The fines will be deducted from lawmakers' salaries.

“It is tragic that this step is necessary, but the chamber of the People’s House must and will be safe," Pelosi said in a statement.