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Posted: 5/26/2013 9:05:13 PM EDT
| There is a company that makes replacement powder hoppers that they claim do not discolor if you leave powder in them- they are made from a clear plastic. I recently bought 2 Dillon 1050's and noticed that the hoppers are clear- Dillon powder hoppers used to have a slight blue tint. Does anyone know if the new Dillon plastic is possibly also resistant to discoloration? |
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There is a company that makes replacement powder hoppers that they claim do not discolor if you leave powder in them- they are made from a clear plastic. I recently bought 2 Dillon 1050's and noticed that the hoppers are clear- Dillon powder hoppers used to have a slight blue tint. Does anyone know if the new Dillon plastic is possibly also resistant to discoloration? I think they will all discolor over time especially if you leave powder in it. It doesent really matter what they look like to me |
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There is a company that makes replacement powder hoppers that they claim do not discolor if you leave powder in them- they are made from a clear plastic. I recently bought 2 Dillon 1050's and noticed that the hoppers are clear- Dillon powder hoppers used to have a slight blue tint. Does anyone know if the new Dillon plastic is possibly also resistant to discoloration? I think they will all discolor over time especially if you leave powder in it. It doesent really matter what they look like to me THIS! ^^^^^^^. Mine is 29 years old. 
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