Exactly! It's not rocket science, and we're not going to the moon. .1 grain either way, and the rat won't know the difference!Wrangler John wrote: Now that I'm retired I don't have to worry about such things anymore, I just dump the powder into the pan and weigh. Close enough for government work.
Scales not the same?
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Re: Scales not the same?
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Re: Scales not the same?
Wrangler John, Thanks for your answer. Of course it made my brain itch trying to read it, little deep end of the pool for me 
I figure as long as it is consistant that is just as improtant. As has been previousely stated, .1 grain don't make a world of diff. Thanks again for everyones input.
I figure as long as it is consistant that is just as improtant. As has been previousely stated, .1 grain don't make a world of diff. Thanks again for everyones input.