NOT weapons and ammunition. Looks like those containers of weak kool-aid one would find on the chow line while in the field.
Joking aside, I’ve no clue what that they’re carrying but glad to see someone smart enough to finally use a damned cart.
The long cylindrical containers could've had AR-15s. I seriously doubt the smaller cases had ammo.
The last time I moved across country I packed ~18,000 rounds of .22 into a small hard-side suitcase (carry-on size). I weighed it - 94lbs. There's no way those guys were carrying round cases without handles, about the same size as my suitcase, full of ammo, in broad daylight, and bear-hugging them. They are too heavy, and could easily slip out of their grip.
NOT weapons and ammunition. Looks like those containers of weak kool-aid one would find on the chow line while in the field. Joking aside, I’ve no clue what that they’re carrying but glad to see someone smart enough to finally use a damned cart.
The long cylindrical containers could've had AR-15s. I seriously doubt the smaller cases had ammo.
The last time I moved across country I packed ~18,000 rounds of .22 into a small hard-side suitcase (carry-on size). I weighed it - 94lbs. There's no way those guys were carrying round cases without handles, about the same size as my suitcase, full of ammo, in broad daylight, and bear-hugging them. They are too heavy, and could easily slip out of their grip.
Sure, could have but I highly doubt they’re putting AR’s in those things. Too inefficient. Still, an upvote as I’m not there so who really knows?