TruthTellers
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I had not planned on ever getting a manual powder measure because I figured that the measure on my press and an automatic powder dispenser/scale would do everything I need, but I'm starting to think maybe it's time to look into one for reloading .32's or for doing small batches of new handloads.
I mention the .32 specifically as I use the Lyman M die for expanding as the Lee expander I have doesn't do a good job, bullet always end up getting cocked during seating and the M die doesn't have the ability for me to mount a powder measure to it.
So, for the purposes of speed, I've decided to look into manual powder throwers and I'd like to know what's a good measure for $50 or less? I'm not interested in spending $80 or more for a Hornady or RCBS, they may be high quality, but I'm not using them to load ammo to win a match, I just want something faster, but is fairly accurate.
From what I can see there are two Lee measures, a Lyman, and a Frankford Arsenal available on Midway right now that are under $50.
I mention the .32 specifically as I use the Lyman M die for expanding as the Lee expander I have doesn't do a good job, bullet always end up getting cocked during seating and the M die doesn't have the ability for me to mount a powder measure to it.
So, for the purposes of speed, I've decided to look into manual powder throwers and I'd like to know what's a good measure for $50 or less? I'm not interested in spending $80 or more for a Hornady or RCBS, they may be high quality, but I'm not using them to load ammo to win a match, I just want something faster, but is fairly accurate.
From what I can see there are two Lee measures, a Lyman, and a Frankford Arsenal available on Midway right now that are under $50.