Ok. So I've got 150 .38 Special cases sitting here ready to be charged.
I've got a pound of titegroup with which to do the charging.
HOWEVER the dies came with a Lee .5 cc scoop.
This would be (according to Lee's chart) approx. 5.9 grains of powder, almost twice the max load for the 148 grain wadcutters I plan to stuff into said cases.
Here we have a problem.
I have a Lee Safety scale, which seems to work fine, but the task of measuring 150 individual charges challenges even my legendary (HAH!) patience.
I don't really have enough space for a bench mounted powder measure, though if I get desparate, I suppose I could mount one to a shelf or something.
I'm using a hand press, so I can't mount anything to the press.
Is there a quick, reliable way to measure powder without using a full-size powder measure?
I've got a pound of titegroup with which to do the charging.
HOWEVER the dies came with a Lee .5 cc scoop.
This would be (according to Lee's chart) approx. 5.9 grains of powder, almost twice the max load for the 148 grain wadcutters I plan to stuff into said cases.
Here we have a problem.
I have a Lee Safety scale, which seems to work fine, but the task of measuring 150 individual charges challenges even my legendary (HAH!) patience.
I don't really have enough space for a bench mounted powder measure, though if I get desparate, I suppose I could mount one to a shelf or something.
I'm using a hand press, so I can't mount anything to the press.
Is there a quick, reliable way to measure powder without using a full-size powder measure?