Does this look right?

[waktasz]

Just got my Dillon caliber conversion set up today and started putting together a load. Not sure if my old balance scale is working right.

This pic is 4 grains of n320...I'm just surprised it filled the case that much...looking for a sanity check.

[kgunz11]

That looks about right. We were using 4.6gr of N320 with a 124 MG in Susan's Open gun and it was about 3/4 full. But please, don't take my word for it, confirm the weight on a scale you trust. I don't think that case fill is enough to be dangerous, but always better safe than sorry.

[waktasz]

That's about 3/4 full also.

Time to get a digital powder scale.

[steel1212]

That's about 3/4 full also.

Time to get a digital powder scale.

or a check weight.

[Corey]

get a check weight kit first, itll be cheaper. i think i may trust a balance beam over a digi scale anyway.

[GrumpyOne]

get a check weight kit first, itll be cheaper. i think i may trust a balance beam over a digi scale anyway.

Corey, we'll listen to you about reloading when you actually start! Buy the press!

[waktasz]

get a check weight kit first, itll be cheaper. i think i may trust a balance beam over a digi scale anyway.

This is cheaper than any weight set I found. Hopefully it works

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/62981-1.html

[Too_Slow]

That scale works fine. I bought two, one for me and one for a friend when MidwayUSA had them on sale for $20.00.

Brian

[G-ManBart]

That looks about right. I'm using 3.7gr of N320 with 147gr CMJs and the first time I loaded that combo I thought that the base of the bullet had to be pretty close to touching the powder. R,

[Corey]

Corey, we'll listen to you about reloading when you actually start! Buy the press!

Shaddup! haha

This is cheaper than any weight set I found. Hopefully it works

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/62981-1.html

that would do the trick, haha.

[drodriguez]

I use N320 for my 9mm production load. It's 3.6 gr, 147gr MG and the casing is just less full than yours. Looks about right