I use a lot of Lee Pistol Dies.
As most of you know, Lee Pistol Dies have the expander built into the die and that die takes a Lee Powder measure.
I've used the Lee Dis measure in the past, but for me there were a few problems :
(1) They are all " jerky".
(2) With fine grain powders, most leak pretty bad.
(3) Having to use their disc, seems the load that I wanted to throw was never available with their disc., I could get close, but not the charge I wanted.
The new Lee Powder measure , so far, seems to be totally free of these 3 problems.
Comes with a small measuring drum and a large drum.
Small drums for charging 25 ACP to 223 Remington, large drums for charging the 223 Remington to Large Magnums. Also include an insert to allow reduced capacity charging similar to smaller drum.
In the photos below it is set for 3.8 grs. of Clays with a 212 gr. W/C in .44 Special.
I like it !
Ben
( My apologies for the " ratty " cell phone photos below )
As most of you know, Lee Pistol Dies have the expander built into the die and that die takes a Lee Powder measure.
I've used the Lee Dis measure in the past, but for me there were a few problems :
(1) They are all " jerky".
(2) With fine grain powders, most leak pretty bad.
(3) Having to use their disc, seems the load that I wanted to throw was never available with their disc., I could get close, but not the charge I wanted.
The new Lee Powder measure , so far, seems to be totally free of these 3 problems.
Comes with a small measuring drum and a large drum.
Small drums for charging 25 ACP to 223 Remington, large drums for charging the 223 Remington to Large Magnums. Also include an insert to allow reduced capacity charging similar to smaller drum.
In the photos below it is set for 3.8 grs. of Clays with a 212 gr. W/C in .44 Special.
I like it !
Ben
( My apologies for the " ratty " cell phone photos below )
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