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Rost Martin R1MF comes to Califnoria

Does anyone else use a counting scale?

five.five-six

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Completely unnecessary but I love the thing. I got it because my old postal scale had become inaccurate to the point of uselessness. Right now I'm possessing a batch of LC 5.56 and It's kinda fun to look over and see how many pieces I have left. I recently made 1K .223 and checked the scale against the known number of primers I used and it read 1,001. That's pretty impressive.


You can get a decent one for 1/3 the price and you could spend 10X the price. This one is accurate to 0.1 gram, did pounds, ounces, kilos and grams and can run on battery and has USB connection.

 
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