Lee Auto-Drum Powder Measure available for order

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  • DoctorThunder

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    If you've been waiting for the Lee auto-drum powder measure to become available, it's finally listed on fsreloading and titanreloading. It's actually cheaper than the auto-disk measure. Got one on order and will reply with results once I've had an opportunity to test it out.
     

    mannus

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    Been using mine for only a couple of days but once you dial it in, it sticks. After getting it adjusted,my first 50 rounds using 5.5gn of Accurate No. 5 behind a 124gn Xtreme plated HP had a 10 drop average of 5.49gn.
     

    Ngdonut

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    Feb 15, 2013
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    I second the consistency. I have been using it for a few months. Loaded about 500 rounds of 45 ACP and will weigh every 25 round or so. Still throwing 5.2 gr of W231.
     

    87iroc

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    Dec 25, 2012
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    Bartholomew County
    I'm considering one for my loadmaster. I am getting some waste from my TG and Acc5 loads that isn't a huge problem...just getting bad enough its annoying. The seal on my powder drop is tired. Makes it nice for the chain...but bad for powder waste.
     

    padawan

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    Feb 3, 2009
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    For about $35, you really cant go wrong to not give it a try. Especially if the case activated operation allows it to work well on other progressives.
     
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    Nov 23, 2008
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    Mishawaka
    All the reviews I've read said that ball powders do just fine but as per usual stick powder not so much. Quite the conundrum since I use a lot of stick in rifle.
     

    padawan

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    Vid re: stick.

    [video=youtube;GQazETXEOM4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQazETXEOM4[/video]
     
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    padawan

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    Been using mine for only a couple of days but once you dial it in, it sticks. After getting it adjusted,my first 50 rounds using 5.5gn of Accurate No. 5 behind a 124gn Xtreme plated HP had a 10 drop average of 5.49gn.

    Got it setup on st2 on my LNL with W231 under a Xtreme 124g hp. Tested 5 loads on the scale then loaded up 5. I can easily tell the Lee throw spring is stiffer than the Hornady throw setup.

    Consistency is my goal.
     
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