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Old 01-13-2011, 10:54 PM
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As I've explained up-thread, when I mention metering issues with Unique, I'm talking about the clumping that occurs with this "sticky" powder when using my RCBS 1500 automatic trickler/scale machine to weigh precise throws for max, target, or personal defense loads. This happens more with Unique than with other powders. When it comes to volumetric measuring of blasting loads, well - not really a problem.
Do you feel that going to the trouble of weighing every pistol load is worth it? I could see that for long range or BR rifle shooting but not for handgun loads.
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