Scales
Quote from Reloader on February 25, 2014, 2:28 amIf I purchase the automatic powder loaders and basically everything automatic, do I still need to weight out on a scale? Or does the equipment do it all for me?
If I purchase the automatic powder loaders and basically everything automatic, do I still need to weight out on a scale? Or does the equipment do it all for me?
Quote from Reloader on February 25, 2014, 4:49 pmYou MUST use a scale to calibrate the powder measure for how much powder you want it to dispense.
You MUST use a scale to calibrate the powder measure for how much powder you want it to dispense.
Quote from Reloader on April 6, 2014, 3:50 amYou need to obtain a basic scale to periodically confirm that your system is dispensing the correct amount...should be +/- .3 or .4 grains......don't spend much money on the scale. A simple electronic version will work great and doesn't require any special skills or training on your part.
John
You need to obtain a basic scale to periodically confirm that your system is dispensing the correct amount...should be +/- .3 or .4 grains......don't spend much money on the scale. A simple electronic version will work great and doesn't require any special skills or training on your part.
John
Quote from Reloader on June 12, 2014, 11:42 amI agree with johnsoland, get an digital scale and measure your powder load. You will always need to check periodically your powder level to insure proper loads.
I agree with johnsoland, get an digital scale and measure your powder load. You will always need to check periodically your powder level to insure proper loads.