bullet just falls into the case?

Xman said:
I use a Lyman 1200 DPS3. It does everything for you. You just dump a load of powder in the powder holder, dial your load in grains or grams and it dispenses it for you, in precise measure. It dispenses it onto a tray, on a scale thus it double-checks its accuracy. They are about $400 but worth every penny.

The guy in this video uses a second scale to double check the scale on the powder dispenser but, that's overkill. The scale on the dispenser IS double checking the measure that the dispenser puts out.

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oh man thats flippin sweet. id have a hard time with the price but it looks like its the way to go for super accurate loads especially if youre getting the wife to help out. really cool thanks for sharing
 
Weighing your loads to the n'th degree wont realize the results you think. Pay more attention to your brass volume, COL, and bullet weight/selection. An experienced reloader would have that rifle shooting group sizes that are half what you've got with 20 rounds down the pipe.
More reading, less low level internet chatter please...
 
cosmic said:
Weighing your loads to the n'th degree wont realize the results you think. Pay more attention to your brass volume, COL, and bullet weight/selection. An experienced reloader would have that rifle shooting group sizes that are half what you've got with 20 rounds down the pipe.
More reading, less low level internet chatter please...
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i didnt think of ever weighing the bullet itself and sorting it that way, i guess i assumed that they would all be the same weight especially since they arent a particularly cheap bullet to buy. next batch i load up will get some more sorting thats for sure. thanks for the info
 
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