Reloading - Powder Measures

[Frontiersman]

What do you use to measure powder? Why

 

[BarryinIN]

RCBS ChargeMaster
Maybe the best reloading purchase I’ve ever made.

I also use a Lyman 55.

I have a couple more but don’t use them.

 

[Frontiersman]

RCBS Uniflow. I like it best with the optional baffle plate. Does well with most any powder.

Lyman Digital Powder System for precision rifle cartridges. Weighs every charge.

JDS Powder System. Great for large batches of repeat small charges of ball powders. It’s a fast system. Struggles with stick powders, tends to bridge if you are not paying attention.

 

[Berrnard]

A&D FX-120i and a set of the lee dippers.​

finally bit the bullet. i like to add precision when i do anything.
havnt added the autotrickler yet but plan to.

 

[Billybob44]

+++100 for RCBS Uniflow.
For me, with the right (Smallest) drum/stem, for the charge used, it is as accurate as any that I have used.
The ONLY powder that I have had the SLIGHTST leakage, around the drum, has been WW-296/H-110 Powder. And I am talking only about a grain/flake here and there.
If I run 10 pistol charges, weigh that, and divide by 10, I most always run to .2gr. (sometimes .1gr.) of my set charge weight=PLENTY Accurate for Book-Spec. charges..Bill