I noticed one feature that when using electronic scales, when the temperature changes, the weight readings shift in one direction or another. There is no such problem with mechanical scales.
They are just exhausting and takes forever. Especially when doing large calibers. I’m sure most are accurate. Just compare it to something known before deciding to use it in a shtf scenario.
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I noticed one feature that when using electronic scales, when the temperature changes, the weight readings shift in one direction or another. There is no such problem with mechanical scales.
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Wasn't there an old school tool that used volumetric measurement? My uncle had a bunch of old yellow scoops that he used with an old Lee loader
Yeah you can measure by volume, but it’s not perfect.
Great tip.
By are beam scales terrible?
They are just slow and clumsy. Especially when loading 140+ grains
Are the beam style balances inaccurate? Thanks for the tip.
They are just exhausting and takes forever. Especially when doing large calibers. I’m sure most are accurate. Just compare it to something known before deciding to use it in a shtf scenario.
@@RyanCheneyELR thanks. I agree with everything you’ve said.
Are you still selling your airfoil bags?
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