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    Powder Thrower - Which 1?

    Now I've got into reloading, I am doing a heap of bug busting 223 rounds.
    The manual way of weighing each case load is taking forever when I have 50 or more to load.
    So the next step on the ladder is a thrower.

    Which 1 would be recommended?
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    Lee throwers are cheap $55 approx & they work well
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    Quote Originally Posted by Philipo View Post
    Lee throwers are cheap $55 approx & they work well
    +1

    Lee throwers are pretty good.

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    Do you mean electric like a RCBS Chargemaster or manual trickler type?

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    Manual - pull the lever, load the case type.

    I'm not quite in the same league as Spanners with his fully automated system - yet
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    I have a lee, very good, very accurate, and only $55, i only load pistol rounds, 3.5 4 and 6 gr, perfect every time and easy to adjust... Reloaders - Licenced Firearms Ammunition Dealer
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    Anyone know anything about the Smart Reloader SR400?
    Seen this particular type thrower on TM.
    ( Smart Reloader SR400 Powder Measure | Trade Me )
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    Smart Reloader is good gear just cheap.

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    I've got the Lee thrower also, came with the kit. At the start I didn't like it as it was all over the place. But someone suggested I put a couple of tubs through it before I start to measure loads. And that helped heaps, the powder was sticking up in it, from static energy I think? I find its within 0.1gn either way, so have set up just under the load weight and trickle up (I weigh every load with balance scales).

    As Normie says, SmartReloader is good gear.

    puku

 

 

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