BoCash
Member
Hey Fellers
Been reloading since 1969 and have owned a number of bench-mounted powder measures (but not digital/electronic, at least not yet).
Currently have a Redding and a Hornady. Am pleased with both.
Just invested in a RCBS Competition, Pistol-sized measure to dedicate solely to small charges.
When assembling, I noted that the powder drum can and will slide "left to right" about 1/10th of an inch. My Redding nor Hornady does this. They are both rock solid, absolutely NO "left to right " movement of drum in the frame.
Therefore, I hesitate to use this brand new one until I hear that this movement is normal, or did I miss something when assembling?
Am anxious to hear if this left-right sliding movement of the rotating drum is normal with others owning this same measure.
THANKS in advance and y'all take care, Bo
Been reloading since 1969 and have owned a number of bench-mounted powder measures (but not digital/electronic, at least not yet).
Currently have a Redding and a Hornady. Am pleased with both.
Just invested in a RCBS Competition, Pistol-sized measure to dedicate solely to small charges.
When assembling, I noted that the powder drum can and will slide "left to right" about 1/10th of an inch. My Redding nor Hornady does this. They are both rock solid, absolutely NO "left to right " movement of drum in the frame.
Therefore, I hesitate to use this brand new one until I hear that this movement is normal, or did I miss something when assembling?
Am anxious to hear if this left-right sliding movement of the rotating drum is normal with others owning this same measure.
THANKS in advance and y'all take care, Bo