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<blockquote data-quote="Rolando" data-source="post: 1365480" data-attributes="member: 2367"><p>For rifle when I'm just loading up 20 or 40 I set up my lee safety scale (the $20 one) and use a 50AE case that I made into a dipper with a piece of wire. I dip and drop onto a cheapo MTM battery powered scale. Check every couple loads with the Lee beam scale. </p><p></p><p>For pistol I use the Hornad Lock n Load AP and set it up using the Lee scale. Again, I'll check a load every once and a while and use a powder cop die to verify consistent drops too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rolando, post: 1365480, member: 2367"] For rifle when I'm just loading up 20 or 40 I set up my lee safety scale (the $20 one) and use a 50AE case that I made into a dipper with a piece of wire. I dip and drop onto a cheapo MTM battery powered scale. Check every couple loads with the Lee beam scale. For pistol I use the Hornad Lock n Load AP and set it up using the Lee scale. Again, I'll check a load every once and a while and use a powder cop die to verify consistent drops too. [/QUOTE]
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