.....always bring an extra powder measure (preferably a fixed flask spout) to the range, in case the only adjustable measure you brought with you, breaks... lol
Had to cut the day a little short while taking an 1861 Springfield to the range today.
My old favorite adjustable brass measurer broke on me 40 Minie's in.
I was just getting in to the groove of things punching some awesome groups at 100 yards and ringing gongs at 300-400 yards with some new 510grn Lyman casts. All in all a fun day... But I still had that feeling of being incomplete during the drive home having to cut it short because I couldn't weigh my powder out. I was looking around for any spent .45LC or the eqivelent cases on the ground to use as a supplement powder measure but all there were, were .22LR cases around me. lol
Had to cut the day a little short while taking an 1861 Springfield to the range today.
My old favorite adjustable brass measurer broke on me 40 Minie's in.
I was just getting in to the groove of things punching some awesome groups at 100 yards and ringing gongs at 300-400 yards with some new 510grn Lyman casts. All in all a fun day... But I still had that feeling of being incomplete during the drive home having to cut it short because I couldn't weigh my powder out. I was looking around for any spent .45LC or the eqivelent cases on the ground to use as a supplement powder measure but all there were, were .22LR cases around me. lol



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