My RCBS auto powder dispensers works just fine that 1/10th of grain means nothing if you dont weight your brass , trim to length, uniform neck size and trim necks, uniform primer pockets etc... why I know I have shoot competition for years. Put anyone can do as they please again I love my 7mmags etc..
I'm about 99.999999999% sure PG does all of that.
I've used several generations of the RCBS auto dispensers, starting back with the one from the late-90's you had to line up the "electric eye" to get it to sync w/the digital scale.
I'll take the ST. 1st off, it doesn't make a giant mess when using ball powder. I load a fair amount of Ramshot powders and several H ball powders as well. The RCBS automatic/digital trickler make an awful damned mess running ball powders. Additionally, the ST averages 6-7sec/dispense vs. 15-20sec and the A&D scale doesn't drift.
For me it's not that gnat's-ass accuracy, I have mine opened up to +/- .06gn so I'm never out more than .12gn which is WAY better than I can actually shoot. For me, just about anything I can do to speed up the reloading process while maintaining acceptable accuracy, I'm all in.
My typical steps to choosing powder for a load are:
1. Can I choose a powder that will allow me to load this combo on a Dillon?
2. If not the Dillon, can I use a Harrell's?
3. Shit, gotta trickle logs.
In my own little perfect world, I'd only ever use a trickler or trickler/scale combo for load workup and once finalized everything would get loaded by volume via Dillon or Harrells.
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