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Howdy all,
I have a Lyman Gen 5 electronic powder trickier which I love. I also have an RCBS Uniflow. My press is a Lee Classic Turret (LCT) press. Currently I use the Lyman trickier for all my powder measuring. Usually by the time I finish the the reloading process on the turret the scale is finished measuring the the next load. Then I just use the pan and funnel. This gives me a consistent charge within a tenth of a grain EVERY single time. What i'm trying to figure out is if it would be more efficient to use the Uniflow with the LCT press and the hornady case activated powder drop or continue to use the gen 5. This would mostly be for pistol loads and would still use the gen 5 for rifle loads.
The other side of this would be to continue with how I am doing it until I can get the Hornady LNL AP progressive press. Thank you very much in advance. I guess the general idea is should I trade accuracy (.1gr) vs speed with less accuracy (.2->3gr) with the Uniflow. Thanks again!
I have a Lyman Gen 5 electronic powder trickier which I love. I also have an RCBS Uniflow. My press is a Lee Classic Turret (LCT) press. Currently I use the Lyman trickier for all my powder measuring. Usually by the time I finish the the reloading process on the turret the scale is finished measuring the the next load. Then I just use the pan and funnel. This gives me a consistent charge within a tenth of a grain EVERY single time. What i'm trying to figure out is if it would be more efficient to use the Uniflow with the LCT press and the hornady case activated powder drop or continue to use the gen 5. This would mostly be for pistol loads and would still use the gen 5 for rifle loads.
The other side of this would be to continue with how I am doing it until I can get the Hornady LNL AP progressive press. Thank you very much in advance. I guess the general idea is should I trade accuracy (.1gr) vs speed with less accuracy (.2->3gr) with the Uniflow. Thanks again!