Hi,
Make sure your scale is calibrated as well. Many scales come with calibration weights - this is something you want to test each time before you rely on measurements from the scale.
My one piece of reloading advice - look into EACH and every case before you place a bullet on it and make sure about the right amount of powder is present. You won't be able to discern a 0.1 gr difference, but you will be able to tell the difference between no powder (squib) or double powder (boom!).
I've got a cool piece of electronic gadgetry if you want to trick out your press someday! See my signature.
Thanks,
Alan
Make sure your scale is calibrated as well. Many scales come with calibration weights - this is something you want to test each time before you rely on measurements from the scale.
My one piece of reloading advice - look into EACH and every case before you place a bullet on it and make sure about the right amount of powder is present. You won't be able to discern a 0.1 gr difference, but you will be able to tell the difference between no powder (squib) or double powder (boom!).
I've got a cool piece of electronic gadgetry if you want to trick out your press someday! See my signature.
Thanks,
Alan