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Triggernosis · January 16, 2017, 04:27 PM

It was made by a member named "testuser", who no longer appears active. It is in reference to the Lee Perfect Powder Measure.

"Hi there,

I found that the trick to accuracy with the Perfect Powder measure was consistent weight on the powder. You can build a baffle, but I've also found that placing a few washers on top of the powder column works very well.

Go to your home improvement store and buy some large carriage washers. Three should do it. Epoxy or tape them together. Don't forget to close the hole in the washers so the powder doesn't leak through. Keeping the hole closed made a difference for me!

I used JB Weld to keep the washers together and then covered the opening with some tape. My throws are much more consistent than before!"

Can anyone help me visualize this?

January 16, 2017, 04:27 PM	#1
Triggernosis Senior Member Join Date: April 10, 2008 Posts: 119	Can anyone explain this description? It was made by a member named "testuser", who no longer appears active. It is in reference to the Lee Perfect Powder Measure. "Hi there, I found that the trick to accuracy with the Perfect Powder measure was consistent weight on the powder. You can build a baffle, but I've also found that placing a few washers on top of the powder column works very well. Go to your home improvement store and buy some large carriage washers. Three should do it. Epoxy or tape them together. Don't forget to close the hole in the washers so the powder doesn't leak through. Keeping the hole closed made a difference for me! I used JB Weld to keep the washers together and then covered the opening with some tape. My throws are much more consistent than before!" Can anyone help me visualize this?