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Reloading
Weighing down to the .01 grain
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<blockquote data-quote="BrentM" data-source="post: 906697" data-attributes="member: 61747"><p>I have the charge master as well. My 204 only takes around 25 grains of X powder. I am sure if I could measure down to .01 or .02 it would not hurt anything but .1 seems to work very well in this little cartridge. My es last range session was 8. What I think is the most important is that the scale reads that .1 or 1 grain with a high level of accuracy each time. I had a dillon and a Hornady that kept bouncing around and I would have to re-zero constantly. My RCBS is easy, calibrate, and go. Never have had any issues with it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BrentM, post: 906697, member: 61747"] I have the charge master as well. My 204 only takes around 25 grains of X powder. I am sure if I could measure down to .01 or .02 it would not hurt anything but .1 seems to work very well in this little cartridge. My es last range session was 8. What I think is the most important is that the scale reads that .1 or 1 grain with a high level of accuracy each time. I had a dillon and a Hornady that kept bouncing around and I would have to re-zero constantly. My RCBS is easy, calibrate, and go. Never have had any issues with it. [/QUOTE]
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