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eletronic powder trickler
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<blockquote data-quote="Pdvdh" data-source="post: 1118385" data-attributes="member: 4191"><p>Excactly. The ChargeMaster 1500 has been the best improvement to higher production reloading I've experienced in my 45 years of reloading. </p><p></p><p>However if you load a minimal number or rounds per year for LRH practice and hunting, an auto feed is really not that necessary, IMO.</p><p></p><p>The RCBS ChargeMaster is nice for higher count reloading, such as for the 5.56 AR-15 and 40 S&W pistols where between practice and plinking - a guy can burn through some ammo.</p><p></p><p>But I much prefer the elecronic/digital scale to the balance beam I've used for more than 40 yrs. I still keep the balance beam scale on my reloading bench, but it largely collects dust. If you solely have used and continue to use a balance beam scale, I'd encourage at least stepping out of the cave wearing some sunglasses, and trying out a good quality digital scale... Life is too short...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pdvdh, post: 1118385, member: 4191"] Excactly. The ChargeMaster 1500 has been the best improvement to higher production reloading I've experienced in my 45 years of reloading. However if you load a minimal number or rounds per year for LRH practice and hunting, an auto feed is really not that necessary, IMO. The RCBS ChargeMaster is nice for higher count reloading, such as for the 5.56 AR-15 and 40 S&W pistols where between practice and plinking - a guy can burn through some ammo. But I much prefer the elecronic/digital scale to the balance beam I've used for more than 40 yrs. I still keep the balance beam scale on my reloading bench, but it largely collects dust. If you solely have used and continue to use a balance beam scale, I'd encourage at least stepping out of the cave wearing some sunglasses, and trying out a good quality digital scale... Life is too short... [/QUOTE]
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