Mikee ordered me one threw Brownels?
350 bucks nz all up.
probably being fiddled with at customs by now?
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Mikee ordered me one threw Brownels?
350 bucks nz all up.
probably being fiddled with at customs by now?
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Sweet, I may have to order one. Took me an age to measure 100 rounds of 308.
yea, been painstakingly weighing out powder on balance beams for years. Frustrating doing anymore than 20 odd. But kept telling myself for the price of a fly in trip I could keep doing it.
Selling a rifle gave me the excuse I needed :)
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That's only 3 of the balance scales I was looking at. Maybe I should reconsider though I like time in the reloading room
I hate it as I always wait untill I run out of ammo then have to load hundreds at a time and would rather been doing something else.
no bloody way would i pay a hundred bucks for balance beams!Quote:
Originally Posted by Toby
either use what ya got or save up for something like this.
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http://www.workshopinnovation.co.nz/...calelarge.jpeg
:)
Maybe I should keep saving. But I don't reload that much that it bothers me yet
Yeah I hate balance beams, my digis are quicker but still require your complete attention and manual feeding so still uber time consuming.
then you'd hate using my lee scales with no powder trickler! sucks when I put too much in and have to scoop some out.
Yeah thats what I used before getting what I currently have. Horrible. Tweezers make it a bit easier when you overload them.
The ones I currently use I got for $30 from trademe and are accurate to .02gn and give very consistant loads but still take too long.
Seems well priced...
http://www.natchezss.com/product.cfm...0&src=exrbSrch
And the best bit (which I never mentioned) is I don't need to buy one cause now I know where I can borrow one :)Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Left the US on the 28th so I suspect VC is right and customs are having a fiddle.
Toby make yourself a dribbler, bit of 25 mm PVC pipe, glue a floor into it drill an angled hole thru it to take a small length of brass tube of small dia, with a small hole drill in the centre, put powder in pipe and turn the brass tube back an forth and it will dribble grains into your scales, experiment with hole dia that the powder falls thru
That's a good price, best to ship direct or you post with that crowd?Quote:
Originally Posted by HOWA308
Talk with Jason, Lyman Generation 5 Digital Powder System | Trade Me if you contact him off trade me he may do a few dollars cheap.
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