Hey look at this

[Dr.S]

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.

[IllinoisCoyoteHunter]

Is that a Chargemaster from the 1940s?

[Dr.S]

Is that a Chargemaster from the 1940s?

no

[Dr.S]

this is getting ridiculous. cost @ $1500.00

[uncle joe]

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.

[IllinoisCoyoteHunter]

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.

[Dr.S]

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.

I'm worried about you son.

[Dr.S]

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.

there will be a helluva variable when one of the wires/relays arcs and poofs off.
hardly looks explosion proof.

[IllinoisCoyoteHunter]

No one ever said I was quick...hehe...

Never trust a reloader with a bench that clean and organized...

[texassako]

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?

[Dr.S]

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?

judging by the first video you could trickle up the old way faster.I think thats for someone who's money is burning a hole in his pocket.

[Kilroy08]

Two words come to mind. They would be unnecessarily and complicated.

[Lars-K]

Is that a Chargemaster from the 1940s?

+100, best comment for a long time!

[tmc-okc]

Does the phrase "Rube Goldberg" come to mind to anyone except me ???

Ron

[725]

Looks like an H.G. Wells creation from the Time Machine.

[zuke]

And people complain about a LEE scale!!

[big bore 99]

I like my Lee scale. Faster with the right dipper and a trickler.

[FISH4BUGS]

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.

[r1kk1]

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