Scale or Annealer

[Twoboxer]

With the code "Cambridge" applied at checkout, the price at https://ce-products.myshopify.com/products/fx-120i-reloading-scale-122g-x-0-001g drops from $745 to the real everyday price from them of $500. They will likely have the best pricing on the scale + AutoStuff bundles.

 

[Rick300]

I hope they have a sale on the scale and autotrickler package like they did last year. I'm just waiting a few weeks to see - I'm ready to pull the trigger on one.

 

[JimSC]

With the code "Cambridge" applied at checkout, the price at https://ce-products.myshopify.com/products/fx-120i-reloading-scale-122g-x-0-001g drops from $745 to the real everyday price from them of $500. They will likely have the best pricing on the scale + AutoStuff bundles.

damn, now I am tempted. I don't need it but it does not stop me from wanting it

 

[Nature Boy]

damn, now I am tempted. I don't need it but it does not stop me from wanting it

I had been looking at the fx120 Auto Trickler package on that site for about a week. Then one day it said “one left in stock” and it was like dangling a string in front of a cat. Some deep seated instinctual reflex kicked in and before I knew what happend it was purchased and on it’s way.

 

[JimSC]

if I were into weighing bullets or doing case volumes I would order one in a skinny minute but I can't convince myself I need that much accuracy in powder weighing. I have 4 scales on my bench already. Three out of the four always agree with each other and my load nodes tend to be at least .1 error tolerant and I think the scales I have do half that or better

 

[Nature Boy]

if I were into weighing bullets or doing case volumes I would order one in a skinny minute but I can't convince myself I need that much accuracy in powder weighing. I have 4 scales on my bench already. Three out of the four always agree with each other and my load nodes tend to be at least .1 error tolerant and I think the scales I have do half that or better

I hear you Jim. The reason I bought it was for the increased speed and efficiency vs. hand trickling. My GemPro was accurate enough for my needs

 

[JimSC]

I hear you Jim. The reason I bought it was for the increased speed and efficiency vs. hand trickling. My GemPro was accurate enough for my needs

I need to learn how to make a video, I have got the finger trickling down to a science. On the electronics I gotten to the point to where I can throw and load to plus or minus .02 gn and do well over a case a minute seated and in the box now. That is plenty fast enough for me. The beam scale is trickier and slower to operate but it will get you there. I have to use a commercial trickler with it, fingers don't cut it

 

[okie]

.308 but will be moving to 6mm dasher soon

with the .308 brass i would get a scale--im not sure when you go to dasher, probably time consuming to make that brass....