Hales Smut
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Is a reloading combo intresting and worth the money? Or better buy a powder measure and a scale ?
Is a reloading combo intresting and worth the money? Or better buy a powder measure and a scale ?
I was considering something like the RCBS Chargemaster combo. Intresting ? Worth the money ?
A scale and separate powder measure will be less expensive I think.
I'm afraid I disagree slightly with this....... (sorry Muir) surely at some point you have to trust what something is telling you, if not, at what point do you stop checking and rechecking? I used to have some beam scales, RCBS 10:10, and I really didn't find them accurate, too many factors that interfered with them, and even if they were, unless you check every load, how are you ever going to be totally certain.
I recently bought the lyman lock 'n' load auto dispenser, and its brilliant, best bit of non essential kit I've bought in years.
edit: Also, at most, when I checked my other electronic scales, there was .1 or .2 of a grain discrepancy, neither of which is going to affect POI to a degree any of us would notice as a stalking round, ok, for target folk, yeah, whatever floats your boat, but when you get those lovely cloverleafs from a perfectly stable shooting bench with bench rests etc, how many people are actually deluding themselves that they replicate anything close to that when their heart is racing and their up on sticks about to shoot a deer..... I for one know I cant.
Rcbs 505, Uniflow measure and a Targetmaster trickler
job done quickly and accurately
Rcbs 505, Uniflow measure and a Targetmaster trickler
job done quickly and accurately
You might want to give one a go Muir.
Thanks. I'll take it under advisement.
1000 rounds a weekend is a lot of shooting. The pay scale in Greece must be higher than in the US!~Muir