len917
Member
Hi Guys,
I know most or all of you know to check your powder weight carefully prior to dumping it into the case. The problem was setting the beam scale incorrectly reversing the full grains and 10th grain.
Twice this week a caught myself with incorrect weighing.
I have a RCBS 505 beam scale and a small Hornady digital scale.
The first was using Bullseye in .38 spec. I set the beam scale to 7.2 instead of 2.7. I quickly found this out when I double checked the weight with the digital scale--as I always do on first load. The second time was today. Long story short, It's probably wise to weigh on a digital scale along with beam scale at least on your first load.
Be Alert--Len917
I know most or all of you know to check your powder weight carefully prior to dumping it into the case. The problem was setting the beam scale incorrectly reversing the full grains and 10th grain.
Twice this week a caught myself with incorrect weighing.

I have a RCBS 505 beam scale and a small Hornady digital scale.
The first was using Bullseye in .38 spec. I set the beam scale to 7.2 instead of 2.7. I quickly found this out when I double checked the weight with the digital scale--as I always do on first load. The second time was today. Long story short, It's probably wise to weigh on a digital scale along with beam scale at least on your first load.
Be Alert--Len917