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Post by porkchop on Oct 4, 2014 18:56:15 GMT
Just had my first session reloading using the target master and what a great bit of kit.took a few minutes to set up then a few throws to get it bang on but once I had the powder thrower set it was a matter of seconds for the target master to trickle to zero.by the time I had seated a bullet the next powder load was waiting, can highly recommend cost me £126 delivered and came when i was told it would.wish I had bought one years ago
if your on the lookout for a xmas present from the other half take a look
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Post by junglere on Oct 6, 2014 14:15:24 GMT
Yep love mine too, that with a pair of 10/10 scales has made a massive difference to the time taken to reload as I used an electric scale for every charge before. I'd recommend buying on of these good beam scales from the off and don't worry about a power thrower. Using the lee powder scoop things for bigger loads to bring it along quicker.
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Post by Mildot on Oct 6, 2014 15:25:25 GMT
if its as accurate as they say its a great alternative to the chargemasters! Looks good.
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Post by porkchop on Oct 6, 2014 15:40:58 GMT
Not used the chargemaster but have the lyman.the target master would get my vote from now on , the lyman in my opinion was a waste of money
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Post by Mildot on Oct 6, 2014 18:48:38 GMT
The chargemaster is awesome but is expensive! if i was starting out i think i would go for the target master! im not sure i would trust it to weigh consistantly so i would have to then use a digital sclaes to confirm each load... but i would like to be proven wrong.
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Post by c18rch on Oct 7, 2014 8:21:52 GMT
I've had both. The target master is no doubt a great bit of kit, but it was just a bit too slow for my liking so I sold it and stuck with the chargemaster. Target master def won on accuracy though.
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Post by porkchop on Oct 7, 2014 9:09:23 GMT
Cant say i found the target master slow.used a powder thrower put the pan on the scale and pressed.the button to trickle while this is happening i seated the bullet in the previous case.did take a few minutes to get everything set up though
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Post by c18rch on Oct 7, 2014 13:21:56 GMT
Compared to the chargemaster they are painfully slow.
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