Another vote....
...for the RCBS Uniflow. With decent powder and the metering attachment I get +/-.1 grain easy.
...for the RCBS Uniflow. With decent powder and the metering attachment I get +/-.1 grain easy.
I had a Herter's fifty or more years ago. It disassembled on me after a little use. Had a number of others after that, including a Harrell. Sold them all.
I have four Reddings, the newest of which is well over thirty years old. These are all I use nowadays. Great for pistol or rifle powders. For pistol, I use the Redding Match Grade with a pistol insert. Like some other measures, it doesn't handle Unique well, but I no longer use Unique anyway.
The RCBS Uniflos worked fine for me, as long as I didn't have to change a setting. Mine were from the '60s and did not have micrometer (repeatable) adjustments, a big drawback. I think they have mcrometer adjustments nowadays, so they might be worth looking at. Still, Reddings are hard to beat.
^^^^^THIS^^^^^I have been using a Redding competition for almost 35 years now. Works great, even with 2.7 grains of bullseye.