Stupid Question Time: Redding Powder Measure...
Is there an easy way to empty this thing? On my cheapo lee measure I cut spin the resevoir to cut off the exit hole and then dump it into the jug.
Is opening up the dial all the way and dumping 30+ things the only option? I just wanted to make sure I'm not missing anything before I waste my time.
I don't have one of those, but my RCBS Uni-Flows are mounted with studs sticking up from the bench, and wing nuts with washers on the base of the PM. I simply unbolt it and then dump after each loading session. I'm having a hard time describing that, but it's really simple, and I can snap a quick pic if you wish.

I have a Hornady LNL bushing on mine. Quarter turn and it's off it's bracket/stand.
Without the LNL bushing, unscrew the mounting nut and dump the powder out of the hopper.
When you have a charge set, write down the number from the micrometer adjustment for future reference.
Darn.......I'm too lazy to keep unscrewing it, so I will just dump it by dumping several loads.
Well I'm playing around with XBR 8208. I just measured 10 in a row and the two lines that line up on my RCBS 505 scale were touching on each one. This thing is freaking awesome! 3BR universal match that is!
ETA: I'm so used to my Lee releasing powder on the downswing that I got a nice surprise when i lifted the handle and spread a charge of powder all over the floor

If your lazy, go with the LNL bushing.
The female bushing will screw into a block of wood with a slightly smaller hole than threads.
Clamp on Vicegrips and turn bushing in.
Male will screw right on to PM threads.
Jeez, it takes me about 2-3 seconds to unscrew the retaining ring, its fast and easy.
Originally Posted By Wingman26:
Jeez, it takes me about 2-3 seconds to unscrew the retaining ring, its fast and easy.
I actually have to screw the entire powder measure. Its such a tight fit into the mounting bracket thing that I cannot just pull it through. I think I will sand it down eventually