The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Pre-measuring your loads. Bad idea?

Dog Chaser · December 13, 2012, 04:58 PM

I Have a 36 inch piece of 2x6 with press mounted on one end. I put it on the kitchen table with a terry towel in between with a C- Clamp. I use this set up to load when it is too cold in my shed. My scales have to be at room temp to be accurate and if I am not comfortable I will not be accurate. When I am done I just pick everything up , put back in the box and put it away. My scales never get cold. They stay in the house. Powder Is stored in a locked insulated pine box.

December 13, 2012, 04:58 PM	#20
Dog Chaser Junior Member Join Date: December 8, 2012 Posts: 5	DOG CHASER I Have a 36 inch piece of 2x6 with press mounted on one end. I put it on the kitchen table with a terry towel in between with a C- Clamp. I use this set up to load when it is too cold in my shed. My scales have to be at room temp to be accurate and if I am not comfortable I will not be accurate. When I am done I just pick everything up , put back in the box and put it away. My scales never get cold. They stay in the house. Powder Is stored in a locked insulated pine box.