The unit points is an Anglo-Saxon measure from England but widely used in different fields and countries around the world. Fractions commonly used for calculating imperial units usually have an even number as the denominator. Here are the most used fractions: 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32. Table or conversion table pts to mm Here are the various method()s and formula(s) to calculate or make the conversion of pts in mm. Either you prefer to make multiplication or division, you will find the right mathematical procedures and examples. Formulas explanation By multiplication (x)

Card Pricing Direct - 130 Point

Number of points divided(/) by 2.8346438836889, equal(=): Number of millimetre Example of points in millimetre By multiplication Legkaya Pulya (LP) or "Light Bullet" - Light supersonic sabot-born lead bullet with an aluminum core weighing 7 grams (108 grains). Tyazhelaya Pulya (TP) or "Heavy Bullet" - Heavy subsonic lead bullet weighing 33 grams (509 grains). Dvukhpul'niy (DP) or "Double-Bulleted" - Two bullets loaded inline weighing 17 grams (262 grains) each. Also known as a “regular card holder” the 35pt toploader is the second most common toploader size behind the 20pt, and is suitable for most singles cards including NBA Hoops and Prizm series.Please note that the results given in this calculator are rounded to the ten thousandth unit nearby, so in other words to 4 decimals, or 4 decimal places. Linear unit of measurement We use this length unit in different situations such as distance calculation, length, width, height, depth and more. From left to right, STs-130PT (sniper), STs-130PT2 (sniper with solid bronze bullet), STs-130VPS (high penetration / armor piercing). Broneboynaya Pulya (BP) or "Armor-Piercing Bullet" - Lead bullet with an armor-piercing component weighing nearly 18 grams (277 grains).