Speaking of Lee Powder Measures...

[O4L]

I kinda need one. Are these worth having?

Lee Perfect Powder Measure

Lee Precision has been making affordable, high quality reloading equipment for over 50 years. The Lee Perfect Powder Measure is no exception. This...

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[PanhandleGlocker]

I think @Dumpstick has one of those

 

[Pulp]

I really like mine. I’ve had it for several years. Might take a little time to achieve the weight you want, but once you get it set it’s consistent.

 

[rickm]

I have 2 of the older ones and its all i have used for years

 

[Chaparral]

Mine works very well, use it when doing rifle rounds and .44.

 

[okierider]

Have had one for the last year or so.... Like it quite a bit better than the Hornady digital.

 

[Aries]

Same as I've always said about Lee Equipment... it's good stuff, it will last you most of a lifetime. RCBS, Lyman, Hornady... will last you several lifetimes.

It will work for you, and won't cost a fortune so if you use that for a while and then want to upgrade to one of the more stout brands, you won't feel like you wasted a bunch of money. Or you can wear it out and buy another one, they're much less expensive than the other options.

 

[Dumpstick]

I've been using a Lee Perfect Powder Measure for decades. They work very well, even with extruded powders. I consider it at least equal to, of not better than, the higher priced measures.

I currently have both the regular and Deluxe models. Both work well; the deluxe is a bit easier to adjust, and works more smoothly than the regular.

Go ahead and get the Lee powder measure stand also. It's a well built piece; free standing and very hefty.

 

[KG5VW]

Used one for a couple years and I liked it. Go for it!

 

[JoeUSooner]

I've used a Lee Powder Measure on a dump-through die (on a 1000Pro model press) for about six years now, and I've had consistently good results. No complaints.