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DRAWING THE LINE

Smack in the middle of my reloading bench proudly sits a RCBS MatchMaster electronic powder dispenser. It’s fast, it’s accurate, it’s precise … and it has the potential to weigh powder charges to 0.04 grain. While I think the world of this high-tech machine and its capabilities, in some instances it might be too much, especially considering the cost (street price is right around $900) to the average reloader. Like so many pieces of cutting-edge technology, the new features can be fantastic.

But, every reloader must ask one simple question: Do I need this?

SIGNIFICANT DIGITS

Strolling into my local gun shop, I found proprietor and

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