. READ THIS!!!. I'm new to reloading rifle/pistol shells and I know it and I'm not here to try to impress you with how much I know. In this video I am showing a failure I had with my Hornady electronic powder scale. I need to go back and read the manual, maybe I'm using the unit outside of its specifications. However,.IF. I did something wrong, maybe you will, too.

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And this fail could kill you or injure you for life so pay attention (or read the following text if you'd like to skip the video). I was trickle charging Red Dot powder for.380 Auto shells, targeting 1.8 grains. No matter how much powder I trickled in at first, the scale kept reading 0.1 or 0.0. When it finally read 1.8 to 1.9 grains I actually had 3+ grains (one test got me up to SEVEN grains). A4 b6 owners manual. Apparently (and I need to check the manual for usage instructions to be sure I didn't use this thing improperly) this thing will auto-reset to zero when it detects minor variations in the weight.

I'll admit that Red Dot is LIGHT.little bitty flakes. But this thing shouldn't reset zero as you add weight. My first round of.380 Auto had a charge of about 3.5 grains when the documents I have show a maximum of 2.8 grains with this powder. One test gave me SEVEN grains (more than would fit in the shell, but still.). I'm not sure why it's not accurately indicating powder charges (I checked it against an RCBS analog scale (I should have referred to it in the video as 'analog' not 'manual')). Please, be CAREFUL. If you're half-assing your reloading and rely on this thing alone to tell you what's going on with trickle charges, you're likely to massively over-charge a round and 'cato' your firearm.and maybe yourself.

Again, I'm no expert, but I experienced this as an amateur and I don't want other amatuers to experience it. If you're an expert and 'know it all' don't crucify me for not knowing it all.

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