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Sea Buck · August 16, 2011, 08:05 PM

I'm reloading on my 5-0-5 RCBS scale and it alomst never weighs the same charge twice, which is the by product of my Lyman "cruncher" measuer which never throws the same charge twice.But,depending on the powder I do get a .1 to a .5 gr difference.I draw the line at .2-.3 grains. I'm not a bulls eye shooter...what difference does a . 1 to a .5 gr spread make? If I shoot at anything in this neck of the woods it will be less than 100 yds.

August 16, 2011, 08:05 PM	#1
Sea Buck Senior Member Join Date: September 9, 2008 Location: New England,Florida Snow Bird Posts: 312	What difference does .1 or .2-.3 gr make? I'm reloading on my 5-0-5 RCBS scale and it alomst never weighs the same charge twice, which is the by product of my Lyman "cruncher" measuer which never throws the same charge twice.But,depending on the powder I do get a .1 to a .5 gr difference.I draw the line at .2-.3 grains. I'm not a bulls eye shooter...what difference does a . 1 to a .5 gr spread make? If I shoot at anything in this neck of the woods it will be less than 100 yds.