If you want to load on a dillon or lnl I was thinking the die with the funnel that they sell or use on the 550 basic loader and a drop would be the fastest production method to drop charges off the press. But I think you could go faster, safer and easier while being more precise with a good drop and a beam scale (or digital if you have and prefer it) for close to the price of a charge master or similar set up. You still need a good scale to dial in the initial charge, and the drops are not cheap. I am guessing it has little impact because I see some many people using them, and we don't have pages of threads about blown up guns. Similar Bullets Loads with similar Bullets Add to wishlist Product number: BID5754 Manufacturer number: 7169 Load Data / Description Manufacturer Reviews Bullet information '. I do wonder about how it cuts the stick powders as you cycle it closed. 224 69gr Sierra Tipped MatchKing bullet and comprehensive load data for this projectile. The reading I have done suggested that the Harrell's was a bit smother and more consistent. I think you could get good results with the Dillon, Hornady, or RCBS drops.

Set the drop to so many clicks and call it a day. Once they know what the setting is on the drop that works for the rifle, powder, bullet combo they don't weigh anything any more. It seems most of the big BR guys don't even bother weighing the charge any more they are loading by volume. 748 does flow well from an RCBS powder measure.Click to expand.That was my thinking on the Harrell's Precission drop. I guess I need to play with it some more to see if I can find that sweet spot. Unfortunately, I have several pounds of 748 but very little Benchmark. I have used 748 and it works well with what few heavy bullets (68 grain Hornady's) I load but I seem to get better accuracy from Benchmark. I can charge and load 300 rounds per hour this way and attain sub moa accuracy in my AR15's and bolt action 223 rifles. I use a RCBS uni flow and it handles all of these powders with ease. Just dump from a good powder measure and go. Many of these powders I have listed do not require you to have to 'weight' each charge.

IMR4198 works well, as does newer powders like CFE223 and IMR8208XBR. TAC, RL15, BLC2, AA2015, AA2520, AA LT30 and AA LT32 powder also works well. X-terminator works well with heavy bullets. My favorite powder is AR Comp, however there are many powders you can use without having to weigh each charge. That is a huge pet peeve of mine when dealing with the little 223 rem cartridge. I do agree with you about having to weigh every charge though. H335 works, but generally better for lighter bullets.

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