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HSMITH · October 10, 2006, 10:50 PM

I had a hard time with Bullseye, Blue Dot, Clays, Unique and H110 that I can remember right off the top of my head. BE and H110 would leak unless the measure was really tight, when it was really tight it was hard to operate and varied a couple tenths. I never did get BD, Clays or Unique to meter within .3 grains. The jaw dropper for me was 4350 and other stick powders, that little plastic POS meters the toughest to meter powders money can buy really well. It is fully satisfactory with stick powders, and that to me is shocking when flake just doesn't work well.

I have a Redding 3BR. It meters anything and everything within a tenth once set, doesn't matter what it is. With stick powders it cuts grains and is somewhat of a pain to operate where the Lee PPM just purrs along. Mind boggling to me......

October 10, 2006, 10:50 PM	#30
HSMITH Senior Member Join Date: June 21, 2002 Posts: 2,019	I had a hard time with Bullseye, Blue Dot, Clays, Unique and H110 that I can remember right off the top of my head. BE and H110 would leak unless the measure was really tight, when it was really tight it was hard to operate and varied a couple tenths. I never did get BD, Clays or Unique to meter within .3 grains. The jaw dropper for me was 4350 and other stick powders, that little plastic POS meters the toughest to meter powders money can buy really well. It is fully satisfactory with stick powders, and that to me is shocking when flake just doesn't work well. I have a Redding 3BR. It meters anything and everything within a tenth once set, doesn't matter what it is. With stick powders it cuts grains and is somewhat of a pain to operate where the Lee PPM just purrs along. Mind boggling to me......