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Originally Posted by Jim Watson
Once leveled out, with the powder settled and the tube running with consistent level, my PACT would deliver Varget -0, +.1 grain NEARLY all the time. If it overran, I just dumped the pan into the can and ran another. If a tenth of a grain affected the accuracy of my .223 or .308, I was not a good enough shooter to tell.
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Big rifle loads may usually be ok. Small handgun loads may not.
Most digital scales have the "engine" that is metric. Like anything digital, they dither with a fixed minimum amount, which is usually 10mg. 10mg is 0.15gr, and it is rounded up to 0.2gr. Worst case the indicated weight is dithering among -0.2gr, 0gr, and +0.2gr, but mostly the dithering is on one side. Of course there could be make and model that are native imperial to dither in 0.1gr. But they are relatively rare.
-TL
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