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| If you are talking automated, I would try another Chargemaster. They are great if you let them warm up sufficiently, keep them away from any air movement, keep powder granules from under the little pad that the pan sets on, and make sure you follow the calibration process correctly every time you use it. My recollection is that about 20 minutes of warm up is recommended. That is why I use a RCBS 10-10 and a Harrell or Redding measure. No complications.
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| The Chargemaster 1500 gets good press from owners. Don
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| RCBS will be willing to replace it at no cost to you. take them up on it and give them another chance. |
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| I have the Pact5 and love it.
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| Make that plain old Pact.
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| quote: I don't have anything against RCBS but was wondering if I should get one from someone else. Lyman maybe?
I had the Lyman before I bought the RCBS. I don't think you will like the Lyman as well as the RCBS (when it is working properly). The Lyman is slower and I bought the Chargemaster for speed as well as accuracy. I know nothing about the PACT.
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