Which Powder Dispenser?

[hereinaz]

Precision on target depends on the distance. If you are shooting long range, load variation can matter.

I get by with an Intellidropper and double check loads every once in a while, but it’s within tolerances for the ranges and target sizes.

 

[Kyle C]

Buy once, cry once. FX120I with auto trickler. Once I made the switch I sold most every other thrower, scale, trickler, etc that I had. Not one time after using it did I look back or question that purchase for precision LR shooting.

 

[Vern400]

I got a charge Master light. I load on a single stage, so it can drop a 45 or 50 Grand charge in the same amount of time that I can press a bullet, and measure the final round.

I've heard some discussion that sometimes it over or under shoots the load. Mine doesn't do that unless I bump the reloading table right when it's finishing. It might miss one out of 100 loads with me or less even with 4064, which is like chopped up spaghetti.

 

[onlybrowning]

I like my RCBS Chargemaster so far. I’m not a high volume loader though. I didn’t feel as though it was slow.


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[Lowhighlander]

I can get the black RCBS for ~$540.

Where are you finding for $540?

 

[Dos Perros]

Where are you finding for $540?

I get a deal at the Bushnell Outlet for being a rifle range member.

 

[cslcal]

I like the Frankford for the money.

 

[Wright406]

If you’re buying one intellidropper, you might as well buy two. And at that price just buy a Match Master RCBS. My goal is to have the FX120 style eventually and everytime I use my intellidropper it gets me closer and closer to throwing down for the FX.