I made a typo and typed milligrams instead of grams, call the grammer police and lock me up
Once again this is not a thread to say that $20 dollar scales are as accurate as $750 dollar scales. Several posts ago I acknoledged that a $750 dollar A&D is a far superior scale to anything I own and if I were compounding pharmaceuticals or something that needed to be super precise I sure as heck would not be using a Smartweigh
the question is do you need to spend $750 on a reloading scale to get consistent muzzle velocities. I say no
I have pages of spread sheets on chrono results, with single digit SD's sometimes covering several tenths of a grain. These charges were weighed on everything from a RCBS 750 Chargemaster, a beam scale and a couple of Amazon specials. Now I can either buy a high dollar scale for internet bragging rights or just keep loading ammo with regular old scales and still get single digit results on my velocity SD's
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