Dispenser/Scale combo ?
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bigsky_songdogs
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i have used the RCBS Chargemaster combo and loved it, very very accurate and RCBS has great CS and make great products. I have heard tat the Hornady oen is very good as well and a lot cheaper.
god luck with your purchase and let us kow what you get and how you like it
god luck with your purchase and let us kow what you get and how you like it
pasturepup
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I bought a Pact about a year ago. Have never had any problems with it. When I check it with my beam scale its right on.
GRIZZLYONE
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Don't get the Lyman. Friend of mine bought one and wishes he never seen it. Grizz
DannoBoone
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I have the Lyman DPS 1200 with the upgrade, but nothing to
compare it to. There are a lot of people who have problems
with them and I wonder if they take care to do maintenance.
Periodic wiping with a used dryer sheet (I believe that is
now in the maintenance instructions) is a must. Static
electricity will make them go haywire until it is neutralized.
Nor do they do well close to cell phone use, or near
computers, their monitors, or speakers. Can't say if any
of the others have these issues or not.
Other than that, I'm satisfied with mine. Accuracy in weight
is right on with my beam scale, as long as the required
maintenance is performed.
compare it to. There are a lot of people who have problems
with them and I wonder if they take care to do maintenance.
Periodic wiping with a used dryer sheet (I believe that is
now in the maintenance instructions) is a must. Static
electricity will make them go haywire until it is neutralized.
Nor do they do well close to cell phone use, or near
computers, their monitors, or speakers. Can't say if any
of the others have these issues or not.
Other than that, I'm satisfied with mine. Accuracy in weight
is right on with my beam scale, as long as the required
maintenance is performed.
texasgunclass
New member
i like my lyman it does very well with h380. with varget though some are over by 1/10 of a grain. has anybody used the smartreloader ?
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Originally Posted By: DannoBooneI have the Lyman DPS 1200 with the upgrade, but nothing to
compare it to. There are a lot of people who have problems
with them and I wonder if they take care to do maintenance.
Periodic wiping with a used dryer sheet (I believe that is
now in the maintenance instructions) is a must. Static
electricity will make them go haywire until it is neutralized.
Nor do they do well close to cell phone use, or near
computers, their monitors, or speakers. Can't say if any
of the others have these issues or not.
Other than that, I'm satisfied with mine. Accuracy in weight
is right on with my beam scale, as long as the required
maintenance is performed.
Ditto on this.
I got my degree in Chem a number of years back, and we would work with super accurate scales all day long. They were great, reliable, and also a fair bit more money then what reloaders would buy. But even still care had to be taken to use them correctly, and make sure they were static free, out of any air currents, away from electroic interferance, and clean.
compare it to. There are a lot of people who have problems
with them and I wonder if they take care to do maintenance.
Periodic wiping with a used dryer sheet (I believe that is
now in the maintenance instructions) is a must. Static
electricity will make them go haywire until it is neutralized.
Nor do they do well close to cell phone use, or near
computers, their monitors, or speakers. Can't say if any
of the others have these issues or not.
Other than that, I'm satisfied with mine. Accuracy in weight
is right on with my beam scale, as long as the required
maintenance is performed.
Ditto on this.
I got my degree in Chem a number of years back, and we would work with super accurate scales all day long. They were great, reliable, and also a fair bit more money then what reloaders would buy. But even still care had to be taken to use them correctly, and make sure they were static free, out of any air currents, away from electroic interferance, and clean.