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View Poll Results: What fraction of a grain charge weight do you test new loads?

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  • 0.5gr

    23 54.76%

  • 0.3gr

    11 26.19%

  • 0.2gr

    5 11.90%

  • 0.1gr

    3 7.14%
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Thread: New to reloading - to what fraction of a grain do you test new loads? 0.5gr, 0.3gr...

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  1. 01-02-2021, 05:38 PM #39
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    If it was me I would go for the beam scales. Just my opinion, and when it comes to reloading, there are lots of different opinions.

    The RCBS scales are good as well, especially if you can find one of the older Ohaus models. I have an old 5-0-5, the 10-10 is great as well.
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