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Reloading
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<blockquote data-quote="justinp61" data-source="post: 2585990" data-attributes="member: 35795"><p>I'm not a "high" volume shooter and consider reloading another hobby. I have check weights that I bought off e bay. I just retired from a large chemical plant with a modern lab, after I got the weights one of my buddies that worked in the lab verified their weight on one of their scales, all of the weights down to 1 gram were dead on. Some of the milligram weights were off a little. I made a laminated list of the weights and noted the correct weights for those that were off, it stays in the container with the weights. I always use tweezers to handle the weights as the oils on your fingers can contaminate them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="justinp61, post: 2585990, member: 35795"] I'm not a "high" volume shooter and consider reloading another hobby. I have check weights that I bought off e bay. I just retired from a large chemical plant with a modern lab, after I got the weights one of my buddies that worked in the lab verified their weight on one of their scales, all of the weights down to 1 gram were dead on. Some of the milligram weights were off a little. I made a laminated list of the weights and noted the correct weights for those that were off, it stays in the container with the weights. I always use tweezers to handle the weights as the oils on your fingers can contaminate them. [/QUOTE]
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