longrangehunter
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Just as accurate as my A&D FX-120i! Although at a much slower pace to use. 
How accurate can a RCBS 10-10 scale be?
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6.5_sWv
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And a cheaper price
filmjunkie4ever
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- May 4, 2011
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And it will work even if the power is out.
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longrangehunter
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That’s the main reason why I still have it! That and weighing Black Powder. Which is more or less a volume to bore size, and why they could just pour a charge. They have a 10 grain node window and will produce the same velocity!
My 50 cal is 72.5 with Swiss, and a .490” round ball.
Alaska
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RCBS 10-10 is very accurate you can fine tune the BB weights under the pan if needed .
50 years of reloading with 10-10 is the best !
50 years of reloading with 10-10 is the best !
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longrangehunter
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That’s a long time! I ditched it twenty five years ago for a Pact Digital scale and dispenser. Then I upgraded to the V4 AutoTrickler for the A&D FX120i which sped up the process for volume reloading.
Alaska
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Yes I also went to a RCBS Chargemaster when they were first introduced in 2007 still have my Chargemaster along with my RCBS 10-10 scale as backup or small batches of reloading .
Alaska
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Really like the display on the screen …..very cool for old eyes !I've "tuned" mine and thanks to a little bit of magnification can see difference in a kernel of H4831SC:
Combined with a Harrell's it's not the fastest setup, but it's reliable.
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You have a really nice set up!
The only issue I see is that your reloading shop is too clean.
JD338
The only issue I see is that your reloading shop is too clean.
JD338
