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Dose any one use this measure ??
This looks like a pretty good powder measure, has any one used it before. If so what do you think of it.
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12-12-2010, 04:05 PM
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It is hardly a new and "revolutionary" design, just a cheap knock-off of the old Belding & Mull measure that dates back to the 1930s. The basic type is slow and inconvenient to use. I didn't see a price? If it is $15 or less you might want to satisfy your curiosity, but if you want a powder measure to actually use get a Redding or RCBS, it will be money well spent over the years.
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It is hardly a new and "revolutionary" design, just a cheap knock-off of the old Belding & Mull measure that dates back to the 1930s. The basic type is slow and inconvenient to use. I didn't see a price? If it is $15 or less you might want to satisfy your curiosity, but if you want a powder measure to actually use get a Redding or RCBS, it will be money well spent over the years.
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Just for the basic. Plus all the extra tubes and accessories.
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If you want a powder measure to actually use get a Redding or RCBS, it will be money well spent over the years.
Sounds like I need to check out the ones above. Thanks
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12-13-2010, 09:37 PM
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If you want a powder measure to actually use get a Redding or RCBS, it will be money well spent over the years.
Sounds like I need to check out the ones above. Thanks
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It doesn't appear (from the lack of replies) that anyone uses that device. I looked over the web site and it appears it is the only thing they make. For my money I would go with the tried and true from any of the major reloading folks.
RCBS, Dillon, Hornady, Lee etc etc.
Just from Sinclair there are some "similar" types.(Harrell)
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Well I picked up a Redding Match grade 3BR with handgun metering chamber. Hope this does the job. thanks all.
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Well I picked up a Redding Match grade 3BR with handgun metering chamber. Hope this does the job. thanks all.
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I have had the 3BR for over 20 years now. I have always used the rifle metering chamber. It was so repeatable that I recorded settings by powder and graphed them in Excel. Very useful in determining settings.
I just put the handgun chamber in mine.
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