Thankyou! Although I've been shooting for 50+ years, I'm just starting to reload. This helps tremendously! Thankyou for your time and explanation.I did a lot of reloading with a GemPro scale. Throw a charge in the ball park and manually trickle up to weight. 0.02 grain precision. And, I could throw and trickle faster than my chargemaster dispenses. But, I can do other things while the chargemaster is working so I am more efficient with it, even accounting for its slowness.
The gempro is quite adequate, and precise, though a very manual process.
The chargemaster is more automated, freeing you to do something else in the minute or so it takes to throw a charge. But, it is only +\- 0.1 grain.
Lots of people are perfectly satisfied with the beam scale included in the RCBS rockchucker starter kit.
Ohaus has been in the scale business for forever! They are very accurate. Didn't know they made a digital scale. But I should've known. I knew about their triple beam scales but thought that would be too bulky and hard to measure fairly quickly to reload. Thank you!Anything made by OHaus. Been using mine for 22 years, according to the check weights, it remains accurate. Pictured on shelf in blue. This scale is marketed by Dillon but plainly marked, OHaus.
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With my beam scale and powder throw, I‘ve created a routine which takes the delay out of the process. I throw a powder charge, put it on the scale to start.Ohaus has been in the scale business for forever! They are very accurate. Didn't know they made a digital scale. But I should've known. I knew about their triple beam scales but thought that would be too bulky and hard to measure fairly quickly to reload. Thank you!