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<blockquote data-quote="NightShade" data-source="post: 2574413" data-attributes="member: 29706"><p>That really sucks. . . I do have a question and possible solution that may come from it. All things being equal, same round, same case manufacturer, same primer, same powder would it not be possible to weigh a round on a scale and be able to see a difference in weight for over or under charge to an extent? </p><p></p><p>It would be really simple to do even with multiple rounds at once. Slowly load five or ten rounds and ENSURE they are all properly loaded and then weigh them all at the same time. Then just weigh in groups of ten and if the weight is fairly close you should be good then. If the weight is over or under then you know to check them each individually and verify.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NightShade, post: 2574413, member: 29706"] That really sucks. . . I do have a question and possible solution that may come from it. All things being equal, same round, same case manufacturer, same primer, same powder would it not be possible to weigh a round on a scale and be able to see a difference in weight for over or under charge to an extent? It would be really simple to do even with multiple rounds at once. Slowly load five or ten rounds and ENSURE they are all properly loaded and then weigh them all at the same time. Then just weigh in groups of ten and if the weight is fairly close you should be good then. If the weight is over or under then you know to check them each individually and verify. [/QUOTE]
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