what powder measure would you guys recommend?

[whughett]

On my 550. Dillons. One for each of 4 tool heads.

On my old Lyman T-Mag turret Lyman’s equally old
#55

On the Lee Classic turret Lees Auto Disk.

For black powder loads the Lee CC dipper set.

I’m not a persnickety type so each serves its purpose.

 

[whughett]

agree, I think multi powder drops is a must.

When I 1st started, I was loading Super Magnum cartridges like 7STW. I forget the powder but... my Uniflow.... CRUNCH CRUNCH CHRUCH. I’m getting back
into rifle. And, I think that Chargemaster Lite will work because it won’t crunch the powder

I would think any powder measure that used a sliding or rotating charge cavity to acquire then dump the charge is going to shear powder kernels especially stick types. How would they not. ?

 

[Mark_Mark]

I would think any powder measure that used a sliding or rotating charge cavity to acquire then dump the charge is going to shear powder kernels especially stick types. How would they not. ?

I almost think a lee dipper set and trickle would be perfect for long powders

 

[Jimfern]

If you're looking for a cheaper option, I ended up with a Hornady deluxe powder measure in poor condition as part of a trade. It took some patience, but I got it working and along the way found out that the redding 3-BR is very likely an off shoot or closely related sibling to it. I got new in the box pacific inserts for rifle and pistol loads and they can be substituted for each other in either brand of measure

 

[hdbiker]

My RCBS Uniflow is old, works good and I like it, it will measure 3.5 grains of Bullseye and up... hdbiker