I hear ya. I’ve got the gempro 250 that reads down to 0.02gn. I’ve tested it repeatedly and found it to be bang on.
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I hear ya. I’ve got the gempro 250 that reads down to 0.02gn. I’ve tested it repeatedly and found it to be bang on.
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Oh nice! I'm jealous! haha I believe those are accurate to 0.05 gr so you could reliably load in 0.1 grains, but it's probably not worth the components to do so in a "short range" handgun.Originally Posted by Mambochicken
The 250 is .02 gn, and the 500 is .05 gn.
Either way, .1 is totally attainable.
Yeah, it’s a great scale at a good price.
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Got a little 460 Rowwland brass in the shop too
Yeah, I saw that. You’re making it really hard to be good with my budget there Wes. [emoji6]
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Lol... It is the only 200+ I have seen, over the last 5 years. Figure someone would want them, as we won't see them again for another 5-6 years
I just picked up a .460 kit myself. The trade included a little brass, but could probably use some more. I did not see it on the website, so I am assuming Wes Sage is out.
My trade included some recipes using Longshot.
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Sorry for poor image quality, but what I have is a copy of a copy.
That batch we had sold, but I will keep my eyes open buddy
Finally got a new toolhead and dies for doing 460 (too lazy to reset my 45 dies every time) so now I can start working up test loads. Any tips on setting my dies?
And has anyone found a case gauge for the 460 anywhere?
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Got a set of test loads ready. Now I need to prep my hands for the beating that 100 rounds can lay down. I guess we’ll see how this goes.
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