I have the B&M that was called the 'Visible', it came with parts and pieces. I have the Hollywood Gun Shop with the micro adjust, I have the Ohaus that was also sold in a green version by RCBS. I have the Little Dandy with most of the rotors. And I have Uniflows that came with the RCBS Piggy Back 1&2s And I have the Uniflow that came with the Pro 2000.
And I also have all three sets of dippers sold by R. Lee. I liked the ideal that it was impossible to overthrow/dip
too much powder with the lee dippers. I was impressed with his scientific approach to dippers.
And I have Herter dippers, cam type, dial o matic? etc.
Micro adjust: All of my stem adjusted powder measures are micro adjust, the stem adjusters that come standard can be adjusted by the reloaders that can use a dial caliper for measuring depth.; or length or protrusion in thousandths.
I have C&H equipment, some of it goes back to the beginning of the standard shell holder. The instructions for the dies was on the bottom of a fiber counter display box. Printed on the bottom of the box it is printed "Use these dies with a shell holder that has a depth of .125", The dies were made in El Monte, California.
And I have the Lyman in black and in orange.
I do not have the C&H powder measure, I did do a search and it would appear reloaders do not do research on new equipment; it appears they wait until someone motivates them with a question.
F. Guffey