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Join Date: March 13, 2008
Location: Cocoa Beach, FL
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Brass Smith Powder Trickler Binding
I've loaded about a thousand rounds of handgun ammunition using a Lyman Brass Smith powder trickler to add the last 0.3 to 0.1 grain of powder after dropping most of the load from a Lyman Powder Measure. Lately, though, the trickler has been binding horribly. I have needed to use one hand to steady the body while turning. If I turn counter clockwise the knob unscrews instead of rotating the shaft. I am using the same powders that have worked successfully in the past.
I've disassembled the tube, checked for any obstructions in the body or on the tube, and run a brass bore brush through the holes in the body but to no avail. When I use the trickler and disassemble it I don't find powder grains in the pass through holes in the body. I don't think I should be lubricating this but maybe it needs some. I really like my set up and would appreciate any experience that can get me past this issue. Thanks. Larry |
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Join Date: February 26, 2009
Location: Southern Colorado
Posts: 77
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Maybe try to dry lube with some powdered graphite?
-jb, dry and slick
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