For sure, buy a scale and then you'll be able to manage your desired loads with a broad range of options. And on another note, I have had a Lee dipper set for several decades and have never really used it. But that's just me in this respect. I weigh every charge I load just because I like the consistency of my loads, especially my handgun loads because small varirances amount to noticable variations in performance, pressures, and over all accuracy. It's easy to get away with high powered rifle loads being dipped with little problems because the load range is so much greater in comparison to handgun charge weights. A rilfe charge can range from 50 grains - 64.0 grains, jst an example and not actual data spread. But a ahndgun load will often have a spread of tenths of grains ranging from say 4.3 grains to 5.0 grains which is only a .7 load range with very noticable differences in pressures and performance with only .1 - .2 variations in powder charge weight.
