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Scale Consistency

Mark W

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About 2 1/2 years ago I worked up a good shooting load for my CZ 550 chambered in .243 and loaded 50 extra rounds. Sometime after this I lost a lot of my load data when my basement flooded. I knew the load consisted of Sierra 85 Gr HPBT over IMR 4064, but I didn’t know the charge weight.

This evening I decided to break down the last three of these rounds in order to verify the charge weight. When these this ammo was loaded, I was throwing charges light with a RCBS powder measure and trickling up on a Parker tuned Lyman D5. After weighing them on an FX 120I I was pleasantly surprised to get 37.88, 37.86, and 37.88. I don’t know what weight I was shooting for, but at least I know it was consistent.

I think I’ll load another 50 now.
 
Scott's scales are the cat's meow of scales. Scott cautioned me that I should always remove the balance arm from the scale when not in use. Saves wear and tare on the jewels the arm rests on.
 

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