Is it just me or does anyone else have a problem dropping consistent weights with these powders? I realize it's not the greatest powder measure system out there, but it works pretty well for most of my powders and I load a lot of different calibers.
These powders are very fine (small particle size) and I would think they would fill the disc volume hole evenly.
I get weights that vary by 1.0 gr or more. I can accept a .1-.3 variance bit not that much, especially with H110.
Verified on a Dillon (Ohaus) beam balance
Powders like HP 38 and Win Auto Comp are almost perfect every time.
Even large size powders like Blue Dot or Unique meter better.
I wrote Lee and they said I should not expect the same exact weight every time and should trickle the powder, or try a different powder.That makes no sense on a turret press
I might as well go back to single stage. In fact they said large extruded flake powders meter the worst. I just weighed and loaded 50 rounds using Blue Dot and they were all right on.
I ran the H110 through a RCBS Uniflow and it was perfect every time. But that means going to batch loading for any Magnum loads using these powders.
No, I can't afford a Dillon.
These powders are very fine (small particle size) and I would think they would fill the disc volume hole evenly.
I get weights that vary by 1.0 gr or more. I can accept a .1-.3 variance bit not that much, especially with H110.
Verified on a Dillon (Ohaus) beam balance
Powders like HP 38 and Win Auto Comp are almost perfect every time.
Even large size powders like Blue Dot or Unique meter better.
I wrote Lee and they said I should not expect the same exact weight every time and should trickle the powder, or try a different powder.That makes no sense on a turret press
I might as well go back to single stage. In fact they said large extruded flake powders meter the worst. I just weighed and loaded 50 rounds using Blue Dot and they were all right on.
I ran the H110 through a RCBS Uniflow and it was perfect every time. But that means going to batch loading for any Magnum loads using these powders.
No, I can't afford a Dillon.