Scales
- Thread starter TedNugent
- Start date
samsplacci71
Regular
- Location
- Toronto area
Crude, but what about a food scale?
- Location
- West Quebec
I use an electronic food scale for my measuring cases that go into my tumbler seems accurate enough..
The folks who sell the Gempro 250 should have some that fit your requirements.
The folks who sell the Gempro 250 should have some that fit your requirements.
Ended up getting this one: http://m.canadiantire.ca/en/kitchen..._source=RatingsAndReviews&utm_content=Default
Just happened to be on sale for $17.99 today too.
Already used it, going to be a handy thing to have.
Just happened to be on sale for $17.99 today too.
Already used it, going to be a handy thing to have.
you can use your chargemaster just fine, just have to do it in bits. What I did is used the cap from a Great Stuff spray can (it's like a spray paint cap, but with nothing on the inside, it's just a bowl essentially). You just tare it like a regular pan, fill it with 1000 grains of powder, and do that 7 times.
kind of a hassle for doing more than a pound or three, but it works and it's much more accurate than trusting a cheap kitchen scale (not sure the accuracy on those, but I personally don't like the idea of being out on powder, especially if i'm selling it. would suck to send it to someone and have them tell me i'm 50 or 100 grains short... sure they likely wouldn't truly care all that much, but it doesn't reflect good on me if i'm not sending what i say i will, or more.
kind of a hassle for doing more than a pound or three, but it works and it's much more accurate than trusting a cheap kitchen scale (not sure the accuracy on those, but I personally don't like the idea of being out on powder, especially if i'm selling it. would suck to send it to someone and have them tell me i'm 50 or 100 grains short... sure they likely wouldn't truly care all that much, but it doesn't reflect good on me if i'm not sending what i say i will, or more.
