Powder scale and dispenser protection

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Jerry Adams
I always take a small digital camera with me to benchrest matches because you never know when you'll see a great or neat idea. The following are from Tomball last weekend and there should be some people besides me who haven't seen this neat and skillful work. Unfortunately I didn't get the gentleman's name, my bad.

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Definitely a labor of love.
 
Well, I'm jealous! I can definitely - usually - recognize wood, but other than reducing big chunks of wood into kindling and sawdust that's where my skills end.

Beautiful woodwork and a good idea for keeping his Chargemaster out of whatever breeze is around.
 
adamsgt ...

I don't want to take anything away from that gentleman's labor of love [I've seen lots of those in reloading areas] but track down Jerry Hensler and take a picture of his simple method of windproofing the ChargeMaster for range use. If you look very closely [you'll have to because it looks like a normal 1500 sitting on the bench] you'll see what he did. ;)
 
OK, that's me

I've had a Chargemaster for a while but I hardly used it as I did most of my reloading at the range. Since I dabble some in woodworking I thought I'd put something together that would let me use it.

It and the case are probably overkill but I like it's convenience and accuracy.

Glen Oakes
 
Looks great....

GlenO said:
I've had a Chargemaster for a while but I hardly used it as I did most of my reloading at the range. Since I dabble some in woodworking I thought I'd put something together that would let me use it.

It and the case are probably overkill but I like it's convenience and accuracy.

Glen Oakes
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Looks great Glen...and I bet it performs as good as it looks. Also love those two ultra precision Partner presses.

virg
 
Wind Protection

Art,
Are you talking about putting that adhesive backed foam on the swinging cover of the Chargemaster( Hensler's unit) like I have seen on Scott Hunter's Chargemaster?

Best,
Dan Batko

"Where are we going and why am I in this basket?"
 
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