New: RCBS ChargeMaster Lite

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posted on February 22, 2017
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Attention handloaders, RCBS recently released the ChargeMaster Lite, which they say has "unparalleled powder-measuring accuracy in a compact package."

The one-piece unit features a LCD touchscreen display, a generously sized hopper that holds about one pound of smokeless powder, as well as the ability to dispense between 2 to 300 grains with a +/-0.1-grain accuracy. An ambidextrous scale pan, wind cover, built-in bubble level and quick-drain system round out the package.

MSRP: $299.99. The ChargeMaster Lite includes a cleaning brush and two calibration/check weights.

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