what is the max in grains range? will it go up to 500?
1328567
Yes, however after 3 uses, this unit never turned on again. So I never got a chance to find it. But instructions say it does go to 500
2056797
If you care to go to the Crosman website you can actually read the technical specs on this pellet & all the pellets they offer..... Answer: 7.90 grains www.crosman.com
976234
I have not baked at 500 degrees but I have been cooking for almost sixty years and in the past I used Dutch oven over a open fire and this is the closest I have gotten to the old style. So I truly believe it will handle 500 degrees with no problem.
439358
Edward... as for myself, I'm uncertain. I only use it to 425 max, and without any trouble. You might be able to look up the graniteware company in order to see if there is more information available on a website. Sorry that I'm unable to help. Perhaps someone else has the answer.
2234611
I have used it at 425 and it did ok. I wasn't aware of its limits so will be more careful next time. I will probably just use it to stop check and not leave it in the oven.
926443
Yes, 1500 grs max. Accuracy to 1/10 gr. I mostly use grams for now.. found to be accurate to within .05 grams. Hope that helps.
1736695
Depends on what you are baking or cooking. My oven goes as high as 500 degrees.
461461
I don't know the max mmHg but I use between 8-15 mmHg and that is strong enough. It will certainly go higher. As far as grit they have various levels which I like. I start with a high grit and descend to a polishing grit. I highly recommend this machine.
1030183
Yes Sanjay, that is exactly my predicament at this moment, as both kind of materials i.e metal and stone may leave residuals. So i am unable to make sure which grain mill to go with. So far i am sure i won't buy anything with Corundum. May be "Basalt in Magnesite" as used on those Schnitzer grain mills may be worth researching. If you come across some other solution then please share.
1100410
Actually I wouldn't recommend using the false bottom since I've read some bad reviews, with about 10 pounds the false bottom will collapse. Still is a very good purchased and I'm happy with the product. If you still want to try using the false bottom, I would say you can easily have about 20 pounds of grains.
926445
Yes, 1,543.2 grains is the maximum grain weight. There is a + or - of 0.1 grains. If using grams, it is 100.0 grams max. + or - 0.01 grams.
1180441
I've put it in an oven of 425-450, but never at 500. Hope this answer helps.
2257947
I think it's supposed to be some 500 but can't give you a definitive answer. Sorry.
435696
It will readout grains, grams, carats and ounces. very accurate, I have tested it with certified weights and found it to be right on the money from .001 grains up to 750 grains. For the money you can't go wrong.
1898003
Not sure, but think it should be around 450; I will look at my pan tonight and let you know.
1893204
I just went out to the garage and grabbed three bullets. They were +/- .1 grain from an average of 125 grains. These particular bullets were also lubricated using alox at the time of weigh in. Hope this helps!
877846
X-22"s are 8.7 gr/in. making them approx. 323 grains. How many grains are your field points or broadheads ? If you use light 75 gr. points added to a 323 bolt, you have approx. 398 total grains but your (FOC) front of center balance will be minimal. Better to use a 100 or 125 gr. field point or broad head for truer flight. You'll get less speed and distance, but your grouping will be better and your total bolt weight will be acceptable.