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Tuzo · May 22, 2012, 04:37 PM

I echo Brian's sentiment about the Chargemaster. My only advice: read the instructions.

Bought my machine for about the same price several years ago and it has worked accurately every time. Still check the thrown charge with a beam scale every 25th or so round instead of every 10th round as I used to do with a manual powder measure. Once set the weight has never varied so I may begin checking every 50th round.

I use the Chargemaster for rifle cartridge reloading. For pistol I use a very reliable RCBS Little Dandy.

May 22, 2012, 04:37 PM	#6
Tuzo Senior Member Join Date: June 14, 2007 Location: Louisiana Posts: 797	I echo Brian's sentiment about the Chargemaster. My only advice: read the instructions. Bought my machine for about the same price several years ago and it has worked accurately every time. Still check the thrown charge with a beam scale every 25th or so round instead of every 10th round as I used to do with a manual powder measure. Once set the weight has never varied so I may begin checking every 50th round. I use the Chargemaster for rifle cartridge reloading. For pistol I use a very reliable RCBS Little Dandy.