To my knowledge there isn't a automatic shotgun shot dispenser. They do have crude manual ones that don't allow one to get very exact. Does anyone know otherwise? Could you possibly rig a powder dispenser to dispense shot or would the density differences between the powder and tungsten be too great? Preciate any responses
When loading TSS weigh every load no exceptions.
Quote from: ol bob on March 21, 2022, 06:06:47 PM
When loading TSS weigh every load no exceptions.
I think your misunderstanding the question. Automatic dispensers weigh every load to .01 gram specificity. They would be weighed
Quote from: JohnSouth22 on March 21, 2022, 06:53:13 PM
Quote from: ol bob on March 21, 2022, 06:06:47 PM
When loading TSS weigh every load no exceptions.
I think your misunderstanding the question. Automatic dispensers weigh every load to .01 gram specificity. They would be weighed
I agree with ol bob...I weigh everything out. I only load about 20-30 shells at a time max though.
I load 5-10 at a time, so I weigh each load by hand. It's my after supper chill time in the man-cave.. a little music, and sometimes a little bourbon.
I have two balance beam scales.... A 500 grain and a 1000 grain scale. I leave the 500 grain scale on the bench for weighing powder and buffer. I will bring the 1000 grain scale up to my living room and weigh out shot charges while listening to the news. I put each shot charge in a small Dixie cup ( about double the size of a shot glass) . They stack well- with the shot inside them. I do the shot ahead of time so when I am going through the steps of loading- it is a time saver at the bench