.38 Special 148 Gr. Wadcutter loadings

[crstrode]

Do you weigh each time you drop some powder with a measure?

Of course not.
Calibration is a means to verify consistency and accuracy.


The frequency of needed periodic calibration is determined by the results of the individual calibrations.

A comparison between a device under test and an established standard. When the calibration is finished, it should be possible to state the estimated time offset and/or frequency offset of the device under test with respect to the standard, as well as the measurement uncertainty. Calibrations can be absolute or relative. Absolute calibrations are not biased by the calibration reference and would, therefore, be more reproducible. However, absolute calibrations can be more complex to determine. The bias in relative calibrations would be consistent if all the devices in the system are calibrated against the same calibration reference. Calibrations may also be performed relative to other devices without reference to an absolute standard. Relative calibrations are generally simpler to perform than absolute calibrations.

And so it goes . . .

Oh, by the way, do you measure the actual volume of your booze bottles every time you buy one, or do you merely chug them down indiscriminately?

 

[Hasbeen1945]

Yes, I weigh each charge. It's surprisingly fast. Doing it this way every so often you get a lite charge. But it's easy to catch dropping into the scale.

 

[crstrode]

Do you weigh each time you drop some powder with a measure?

Nope - only now and then. The only time I weigh every charge is with 25 ACP. Loads for those lil buggers are so small I don't have good luck with consistency.

PS: Sorry for the long delay. I was banned (again) this time it was 60 days! Seems that the older I get the more times I "trigger" folks . . .


Oooops - it's been so long, I have forgotten that I already replied . . .