I have a very simple philosophical test for whether or not to pull apart a loaded round. Do I have ANY reservations about using the round to defend my family. Simple right? If I have any doubt about a round - I pull it apart.
I don't & won't use a thrower - I digital scale each pistol load. I've got a little Lyman digital on my bench. Quality over quantity as a very firm rule.
2 reasons for this -
I use higher density powder (H - Titegroup) so a double charge could result in really bad results.
And I fire a .40 glock and the round has been known to produce some pretty nasty results if you don't pay attention.
If it were me I'd pitch the powder thrower and pull apart the round.
I don't & won't use a thrower - I digital scale each pistol load. I've got a little Lyman digital on my bench. Quality over quantity as a very firm rule.
2 reasons for this -
I use higher density powder (H - Titegroup) so a double charge could result in really bad results.
And I fire a .40 glock and the round has been known to produce some pretty nasty results if you don't pay attention.
If it were me I'd pitch the powder thrower and pull apart the round.