If you had $700, what would you get for reloading?

[Mike6158]

Enough time has gone by and I have changed my mind.No Labradar since I got the Garmin.
Like BillLarson I would get a CO-AX,A&D 120i+trickle.My present scale, Pact wonders after 3 loads.Calibrating takes too long.

Take a look at the TRX-925 It's not as pricey as the 120I+trickler. Not as convenient either but I recently loaded 500 6.8 SPC round with it and it did great. I drop with an RCBS Chargemaster and confirm with the TRX. Most times the Chargemaster needs it...

 

[Old Rooster]

Been looking at that scale.Better priced and never heard a complaint with them.
I too have a RCBS Chargemaster and so far I have not had to dump charges back into the hopper.I double check with an old Rcbs 10-10 beam scale.

 

[Mike6158]

Been looking at that scale.Better priced and never heard a complaint with them.
I too have a RCBS Chargemaster and so far I have not had to dump charges back into the hopper.I double check with an old Rcbs 10-10 beam scale.

Someone (maybe here) said that type of scale drifts on the 0 weight end. Meaning take the pan off after calibrating, write the reading down. Put the pan on. Let it zero. Repeat. The no pan number varies for some apparently. I forget what the ES and SD for the pan off number was but it was in the 100ths of a grain. Ie negligible. Mines getting close to two years old and it's been great. My RCBS misses in the 100ths of a grain a lot Like 44.01 vs 44. That's not terrible. I have had it be off by 1/2 a grain. That's too much for some of my loads. That much in a .20PPC, for instance, would be 5x what I tolerate. For the 7mm Rem Mag or 338 Edge it's not "that bad" but I hold those to the tenth as well.

 

[Gwwin]

Bullets, primers, powder. If I can't have those, case trimming by hand kind of sucks, an automatic one of those would be nice.

 

[Muddyboots]

$700? easy, 1lb of RL26.

This was tongue in cheek but now that Vista has announced Alliant powder accessibility going forward, maybe $700 not enough.

 

[sturner]

The new garmin

 

[Jcook02]

A jug of powder and 100 pieces of brass.

 

[Lenny Foffa]

I would by a much better scale and Powder Measuring device. !!!!!!!

 

[sturner]

Screwed that one up

 

[sturner]

Probably a gift card for Jill to go to the Spa for a day, then a few hundred for her hair products, maybe some Skecher Shoes and the rest of the $700 on a nice dinner out for the both of us.

Well we have just about everything but -Then the next month after getting Jill some items maybe another Super Trickler and FZ120i. AMP Press and for bullets maybe another 5K 300gr Berger OTM.

Took mine out for her birthday not enough out of 700$ to buy a can of snuff

 

[sturner]

Last chunk I had went to a new Giraud trimmer. I would rather quit reloading than give it up. No question. Now, going forward I would consider a Labradar or a CPS. Probably get a CPS. I think. Maybe. Oh crap, decisions......

Got Giraud then started Ai everything and now it just looks cool sitting on my bench

 

[sturner]

Been looking at that scale.Better priced and never heard a complaint with them.
I too have a RCBS Chargemaster and so far I have not had to dump charges back into the hopper.I double check with an old Rcbs 10-10 beam scale.

I do pretty much the same thing the only way to simplify is with a Promethus scale and 700$ won't make a down payment

 

[2 the Plug]

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It would require some negotiation but a guy could get started or finish out his setup with your $700 and this seller in Missouri.
Cheers

 

[Pastor Gun.zales]

An automatic powder measurer and trickler would be nice, but $700 would probably go into primers and powder. I can cast my own bullets, and wheel weights are everywhere.