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Powder dispensers
@ 10:22 am (GMT) |
AlistairGday all.After your advice on a powder dispenser. I use a Hornady balance beam scale and a teaspoon at the moment and have done for the last 5+ years. It’s served me well but I’m wanting to reload a bit more. Don’t want to spend a fortune and i only really reload one load and charge weight so I can set and forget. Happy to do any new load dev using the teaspoon method. I hear the Lee powder dispenser can be good? Would you recommend a trickler too? I’m using adi 2206H. I’ve read and own the reloading book. Just after the latest advice. Thanks in advance. |
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@ 06:34 am (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: Powder dispensersHi Alastair, if you have read the reloading book then you will have seen my comments on dispensers. Otherwise, to get the latest, its probably a good idea to visit an online shop such as midway USA and see what the latest feedback is, looking for any changes in quality.All the best. |
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@ 02:49 pm (GMT) |
AlistairRe: Powder dispensersHey all,I thought I would follow up on this one. I ended up with a Lee dipper from their Powder measure kit. I picked one that gets me very close then trickle the last few kernels. The setup I have now is based around the reloading book and advice from this forum. I have reloaded well over a thousand rounds now. The simple lee handpress and some basic forster dies get me very concentric ammo and are very affordable and easy to use. Cheers Al. |
@ 10:26 am (GMT) |
Shawn BevinsRe: Powder dispensersI have been using Lee dippers for years. Adding a powder trickler to this sert up keeps my charges consistent. |
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@ 10:55 am (GMT) |
Alistair BirrellRe: Powder dispensersYep its a quick, cheap and easy system with no electronics. Dip close to weight and trickle the last few kernels to get it spot on every time :-) |
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