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<blockquote data-quote="Garou_22" data-source="post: 1739490" data-attributes="member: 108900"><p>I've been using a rock chucker for 30 years with a hand thrown RCBS powder throw and trickler. And have used RCBS beam scales, Dillon digital, and the Chargemaster 1500. I've found that as long as each and every session is begun by using the calibration procedure for either of the digital scales, the charges are within a tenth grain of target. I agree with all the statements about using a hand primer vs press and the old Lee is my preferred. I've gravitated toward the Redding S bushing micrometer dies from RCBS since I can adjust neck tension fairly easily with them as well as depths. I also think that if the funds are available buy each piece as you'll outgrow the kit in fairly short order; a year if you really take to reloading to five years if you only dabble with it now and again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Garou_22, post: 1739490, member: 108900"] I've been using a rock chucker for 30 years with a hand thrown RCBS powder throw and trickler. And have used RCBS beam scales, Dillon digital, and the Chargemaster 1500. I've found that as long as each and every session is begun by using the calibration procedure for either of the digital scales, the charges are within a tenth grain of target. I agree with all the statements about using a hand primer vs press and the old Lee is my preferred. I've gravitated toward the Redding S bushing micrometer dies from RCBS since I can adjust neck tension fairly easily with them as well as depths. I also think that if the funds are available buy each piece as you'll outgrow the kit in fairly short order; a year if you really take to reloading to five years if you only dabble with it now and again. [/QUOTE]
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