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BlackSheep · January 23, 2013, 11:43 AM

I have read all posts and I have concluded that it is my scale.

After I came back I even double checked what I was doing i.e. 1 gram equals 15.432 grains which is what I got when I weighed things out. Its interesting because I always check it with the manufacture weights before I start. I should go with a mechanical scale to eliminate whatever is going on.

I did find it odd that what I was putting in didn't even come close to filling up the cartridge to a reasonable level.

I appreciate all of your comments. I will do some problem solving with my scale.

January 23, 2013, 11:43 AM	#13
BlackSheep Junior Member Join Date: January 22, 2013 Posts: 13	Re: .223 Reloading Problem I have read all posts and I have concluded that it is my scale. After I came back I even double checked what I was doing i.e. 1 gram equals 15.432 grains which is what I got when I weighed things out. Its interesting because I always check it with the manufacture weights before I start. I should go with a mechanical scale to eliminate whatever is going on. I did find it odd that what I was putting in didn't even come close to filling up the cartridge to a reasonable level. I appreciate all of your comments. I will do some problem solving with my scale.