Thread: auto measure machines

As to no where near as accurate...thrown charges of smaller grain powder are so accurate it's not funny...big chunky 2213sc requires a positive clunk,clunk but even those logs are never far off,but we likes what we likes I guess.

Originally Posted by dannyb

just be aware (as I'm sure you already are) youtube reviews are only as good as the bias of the person doing the review, I watched a similar review from ultimate reloader that put RCBS top of the heap, I'm sure they are pretty similar in all reality so buy what ever you can get for the most attractive price....except the Lyman I have never been overly impressed with the repeatability of Lyman auto dispensers despite viewing many favourable reviews.

I do think that Backfire is pretty honest I rate his reviews although the price puts me off the Hornady they are quite a lot more than everything else

Originally Posted by rambo-6mmrem

I do think that Backfire is pretty honest I rate his reviews although the price puts me off the Hornady they are quite a lot more than everything else

Shop around I paid $850 for mine

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I think RCBS is the best option in that style of thrower for reliability reasons.

Its worth saving and taking the leap to an A&D if funds allow. very precise and very fast.

Originally Posted by rambo-6mmrem

No where near as accurate
Need to throw low then trickle up manually

Plus it’s still hands on

With the auto thrower you can be seating bullets while the next charge is sorting itself out on the background
Literally saves hours of work

I don’t enjoy reloading in fact i hate it so the least amount of time possible doing something I don’t enjoy so I can go and do what I do enjoy which is shooting

Even though I enjoy reloading, I don’t do it slowly to spend more time doing it. I like anything that speeds it up. An hour spent making 50 rounds is just as fun as an hour spent making 20.


@rambo-6mmrem

Once you get your new machine, contact me first if you want gone, the old one. Since I have the same model, it wouldn’t hurt to hole spare parts.

Originally Posted by longshot

Even though I enjoy reloading, I don’t do it slowly to spend more time doing it. I like anything that speeds it up. An hour spent making 50 rounds is just as fun as an hour spent making 20.


@rambo-6mmrem

Once you get your new machine, contact me first if you want gone, the old one. Since I have the same model, it wouldn’t hurt to hole spare parts.

I agree
Although your numbers are off
More like an hour to make 20 vs an hour to make 100

Originally Posted by rambo-6mmrem

I agree
Although your numbers are off
More like an hour to make 20 vs an hour to make 100

I was going to post the real number but didn’t want it to look like a boast.