Pretty complicated for something you still have to turn the measure handle on eh? edit I see the wire going to the drum,maybe it turns it.
http://i.imgur.com/2a4jyUN.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/5e3uC3W.jpg
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Pretty complicated for something you still have to turn the measure handle on eh? edit I see the wire going to the drum,maybe it turns it.
http://i.imgur.com/2a4jyUN.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/5e3uC3W.jpg
Is that a Chargemaster from the 1940s?
this is getting ridiculous. cost @ $1500.00
http://youtu.be/6scLPhkT-8w
somehow I think there will be other variables, that cannot be controlled so closely, so that throwing the exact number of kernals into a load will not make that much of a difference.
I see. It throws the majority of the charge and trickles the last little bit. I like the large screen. Easy to see when the charge is right on.
http://i.imgur.com/lvLkfPb.jpg
I'm worried about you son.
No one ever said I was quick...hehe...
Never trust a reloader with a bench that clean and organized...
I had never seen one, but isn't that the one with the 1/100th of a grain accuracy and is almost as fast as using a measure without weighing?
Two words come to mind. They would be unnecessarily and complicated.
+100, best comment for a long time! Attachment 125112
Does the phrase "Rube Goldberg" come to mind to anyone except me ???
Ron
Looks like an H.G. Wells creation from the Time Machine.
And people complain about a LEE scale!!
I like my Lee scale. Faster with the right dipper and a trickler.
Very talented man that did that.....but WHY? ....because he CAN!
Personally I look at my individual grains of powder under a microscope to measure them and make sure they are exactly the same size. It helps with the consistent ingition you know.:bigsmyl2:
http://www.6mmbr.com/prometheus.html
i do not know if they are manufactured anymore. I've seen one at a 1000 yd BR match. It was being used for a 6mm Dasher. I believe the record is 3-/2" at that range.
Take care
r1kk1