RCBS Chargemaster Dispenser and Scale 110 Volt - $378.89

I have the newer lite version. Compared to a volumetric dispenser, these weight dispensers take tens of seconds longer. But the volumetric dispensers are poor at consistency with stick powder used in rifle loads. I measured crazy velocity variations in my chronograph before I switched. I had to modify my workflow to be doing something productive while waiting for a charge. I now only use the volume charger for pistol Ioads.

It depends on what you are doing.

This is the best automatic dispenser/scale out there, I have one green one and two red (hornady) ones. This one is faster, more accurate by ~.1-.2 grains per throw, and requires a lot less screwing around at setup. There's also less overcharges that require dumping the pan and starting over.

If you're single stage:
Match rounds or rounds that need to be within .2 grains on powder: Go ahead and grab it. Its significantly faster than a hand trickle

Plinking - Not worth the time it will take

If you're a progressive loader:
Match rounds or rounds that need to be within .2 grains on powder - Go ahead and grab it, but it will likely be a little too slow. You may need to buy a 2nd. An awesome alternative is a bench rest/case activated powder measure, many can get you to .2 grains if your do your part

Plinking - No. Case activated powder measure costs far less, and you will never wait on powder.

In short, for over 90% of loads i load - a powder measure is usually a better call. I'm more of a Hornady guy and they make a stand (if you don't have a progressive press), a benchrest, and a normal powder measure, and a 'case activation' mechanism if you are progressive. You can also attach a PTX (powder through expander) on a progressive press and not have to worry about expanding the case neck. These are all very very fast (1-2 seconds max to throw a 60gr charge). They are also usually very accurate, like .1-.4gr accurate if you're careful setting it up - and don't drift that much (no need to recheck every single load)

A final couple warnings:
- Your electronics in the room (lighting, etc) can interfere with the scale - like all electric scales
- If you place this on your bench and you're bench isn't rock solid you will cause it to overthrow, especially if you're sizing cases. I keep mine on a wall mounted shelf that's about 1 inch off the bench and folds back to the wall. It's not mounted on the same wall as the press (because it would overthrow when sizing)

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