Lab scales
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Lab scales
I use a sartorius lab scale. It will measure 1 kernel. I throw under with a manual thrower then trickle up. I really don't know if it makes a difference but I am kinda anal. The scales are so sensative you can't have a fan on and breathing in their direction changes the reading.
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Re: Lab scales
This sounds like more of an admission of OCD than a question, shooters anonymous is on another forum
Just kidding.
You're not anal, just a perfectionist, many of us use the exact method you describe.
However, if I was shooting PRS or short range silhouette or something similar, I wouldn't worry about this as much, remember shooting has to still be fun.
Just kidding.
You're not anal, just a perfectionist, many of us use the exact method you describe.
However, if I was shooting PRS or short range silhouette or something similar, I wouldn't worry about this as much, remember shooting has to still be fun.
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Re: Lab scales
Whoops I though I was replying to an existing post. Does sound like a crazy admission.
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Re: Lab scales
There is a topic here;
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=8239&p=68573#p68573
which fits your post and could be considered answering an existing post.
You just decided to give the topic a new title.
My Lyman Gen 5 will also measure down to +/- a kernel but all sensor scales will react to airflow but you could try wearing a mask to remove any nagging or lingering doubts.
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=8239&p=68573#p68573
which fits your post and could be considered answering an existing post.
You just decided to give the topic a new title.
My Lyman Gen 5 will also measure down to +/- a kernel but all sensor scales will react to airflow but you could try wearing a mask to remove any nagging or lingering doubts.
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