I admit to being confused - does this mean now both CCW and non-CCW can leave firearm locked unattended in car, like stopping at 7-11 on the way home from the range?

I have a RCBS range master 750, a Frankford Arsenal, and a Hornady electronic scales. I reload pistol for USPSA competition and ultra precision is not that important, but consistency is. I periodically check my three scales against each other, and against a Dillion beam scale, and have not seen any difference in accuracy or consistency between them. I suspect that the technology is pretty much the same for them all (made in China) and the cost difference is due to branding. The annoying feature of the Hornady is the automatic battery shut-off. I use a progressive press and restarting the Hornady to make periodic load checks is not a plus. So I use the plug in RCBS which is always on and stable. For my needs, the quality of the powder measure on the press and its ability to throw consistent loads is as important as the accuracy of the scale when throwing several hundred charges in a session. Hope that helps!

Aloha everyone. My main interest is action pistol competition and I belong to several USPSA clubs here on Oahu. I’ve been an NRA member since I was 16, back when high schools had rifle teams and Audie Murphy was everyone’s hero. Let’s keep up the fight for 2A now and for the future shooters to come.