Anyone ever set up a CC camera or camera/laptop combo to monitor their powder charges. I have to crane my neck (not a big deal) to check. I wonder if a video alternative would be a good solution. Should not need to very expensive I'd assume. Pros, Cons?
Video powder check?
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rcmodel
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A simple little mirror doesn't run on batterys and require your undivided attention.
Or a powder-check die.
But I use 50 round loading blocks and check'm all at once with my calibrated eyeball.
Can't imagine doing it any other way.
rc
Or a powder-check die.
But I use 50 round loading blocks and check'm all at once with my calibrated eyeball.
Can't imagine doing it any other way.
rc
rcmodel
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I figured as much.
You can probably find a swivel mounted parts inspection mirror at the auto parts store for very little. That and a hose clamp should get you fixed up.
rc
You can probably find a swivel mounted parts inspection mirror at the auto parts store for very little. That and a hose clamp should get you fixed up.
rc
floydster
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RC has it right, use a loading block, 54 years of loading and I still use this method.
50 rounds at a time.
Floydster
50 rounds at a time.
Floydster
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Me too.
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GP100man
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mee three!
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Deavis
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What are you loading on? A strong clip-on light and a quick look while seating typically works depending on the height of the case if you don't use a power cop. What is your setup?
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