Matchmaster vs Autotrickler V4

A great comparison and well executed test.

Nice comparison. What are your settings on the Matchmaster?

What is the price point deference between the 2 devices.

How much do you think that .02 variation in loads will show up on paper? Is it relative or negligible?

What is on your plaque on the A&D fx 120i .. iv never seen that befor and it looks like an easy way to keep powder off of it. Can you please share a link of where you got it

Is that something from etsy

AD120i is ten times the scale the match master is. Match master should be $600 bc at $899 it’s over priced imo compared to what $1100 V4 will run you.

JMHO

Cool video

This is a great comparison. Exactly what I was looking for. He compares the scales at the end. Two thumbs up. 👍🏻 👍🏻

Good video. Thanks. What settings do you use for the MatchMaster for extruded powders like Varget and Reloder 16?

Good video.

How about you try this test . We all know the A&D fx120i can weigh one kernel of powder at a time , try to see if the match master can weight one kernel . If it can’t keep adding one kernel at a time to the match master and let us know how many kernels it took before it displays a weight . Thanks .

Hey guys, is it possible to put sugar in this machine?

Very good.

You'd still go with either?

If you’re going to buy a match master, you might as well save a little more money for a AutoTrickler or Supertrickler. Both of those use the same scale which uses magnetic force restoration vs a strain gauge that the RCBS uses.

Almost bought the matchmaster a while back but that flashing green background light is just obnoxious so i waited and now have thje V4 and im glad , the V4 / AND combo is far superior

Difference in price? I can buy a lot of ammo for the price of those 2

1 year warranty on the matchmaster!

did you use the same weights to calibrate each of the scales?

Good video, however, weighing the powder on one scale and then weighing the charge on another is subjective.

What software are you using to tweak the matchmaster?

I bought a Matchmaster to replace my venerable Chargemaster 1500. I was a piece of junk! It was a PITA to use, Change powders etc. It only worked for a couple months before it quit working. Fortunately Scheels let me return it. I ordered a AutoTrickler V4 and it’s simply in another league altogether. Don’t buy a Matchmaster! The less expensive RCBS models are very good if you want the very best try an AutoTrickler or other that uses the FX scales

Running $799 today everywhere, of course its right after Thanksgiving. That makes the RCBS half the price of the other set up.

I have both as well and I find myself using the RCBS for pistol loads for my revolvers. And the Auto Trickler for my rifle loads just for a heads up. Never put H110 in your Auto Trickler you will be cleaning it for at least a half hour. I also wish someone would really take the time to learn it. Then sit down and make a detailed video explaining it. You really can’t find much information about it.

I've got the lee and it runs pertty consistent speed wise it's probably a little faster then the rcbs and it only has one tube.

Even if the Matchmaster is “off” compared to anything else, as long as you only do your load development with that scale, that’s all that matters.

Just got my match master in. Did testing, comparison, setup. I am getting good accurate reading. was wondering on the settings you customized. You are getting a good bit more speed than i am. Im running H1000. Thanks.

Man I could care less about anything rcbs

All the rcbs, hornady and frankford arsenal autotricklers are non serviceable and you can throw them away if there is something wrong with them. They are all very very cheaply made, which the cheapest of scales and cheapest minimal electronics. They work when they work , and that might be enough for many people but the autotrickler is more of a long term investment . I’m going to build my own trickler soon, since my hornady is having more and more issues ( sometimes doesn’t turn on, can’t be calibrated anymore etc)