Originally Posted By: CZ527Originally Posted By: fw707Originally Posted By: Tbone-AZ
Then try a better scale not one overpriced because it's for reloading. One that will tell you the difference to .02 gr, once you measure out a few of these to that level of accuracy you will see that there are more than a few pieces of powder in that difference (25.4-25.5gr with Varget it's about 15 grains usually).
Are you guessing, or just making it up as you go along?
I think he meant to type 5... and was probably referring to kernels. Maybe not.
I meant that if you have a scale that is capable of .01 accurate and you measured the number of Varget kernels that it takes to tip the scale .1gr it's typically 15 in my experience. But you can't say that it's that every single time since the kernels are very consistent, but not perfect.
Then try a better scale not one overpriced because it's for reloading. One that will tell you the difference to .02 gr, once you measure out a few of these to that level of accuracy you will see that there are more than a few pieces of powder in that difference (25.4-25.5gr with Varget it's about 15 grains usually).
Are you guessing, or just making it up as you go along?
I think he meant to type 5... and was probably referring to kernels. Maybe not.
I meant that if you have a scale that is capable of .01 accurate and you measured the number of Varget kernels that it takes to tip the scale .1gr it's typically 15 in my experience. But you can't say that it's that every single time since the kernels are very consistent, but not perfect.