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Here are the picks of my Uniquetech micro adjuster on my powderbar. It was easy to install and thus far has been pretty accurate to recreate a previous load. The micro adjuster came with a table that could be used to estimate loads. I have read that the table works very well though.
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This is the only one I know of, is this the same? http://www.uniquetek.com/site/696296/product/T1267
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Link for just the micro adjuster; http://www.uniquetek.com/site/696296/product/T1231
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You can buy a micro adjuster installed on a powderbar or your can buy just the adjuster and install it yourself. For the cost of the installed unit you can buy two adjusters and do it yourself. Installation is a snap.
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Nice micrometer! But $50, ouch! I sent LexLuthor $3 for the Ace knob (Thanks LL!) For my purpose, it's fine and saved me going on a quest for a $3 part (actually a $2 part I think). I had already gone to an Ace and didn't find it.
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The great thing about the micro adjuster is you can easily adjust it to a specific powder weight by dialing in your previous reading. You no longer need to find the right setting by trial an error. Knobs are great and save from having to break out the wrench to make adjustments, but in the end they are just aids and you still have to set the load by trial an error.
If you don't do much adjusting from one powder charge to another or have multiple powder measures set to your specific charge then the micro adjuster is not a good investment. But if you use different bullet weights for the same round, load multiple rounds and only have one powder measure then $50 is a good investment. Sure the initial investment is steep (not really when you compare it to other reloading equipment) but your ROI makes it a great investment for the long haul. Last edited by Mac Attack; 10-12-2010 at 9:05 AM.. |
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I have this one on three SDB's and they work great!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Dillon-Powder-Me...item20b4232e9c |
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Here are the pics of the knobs I picked up from Home Depot. Not as fancy as the micrometer (something that I'd like to add as well) - but makes dialing the powder bar a lot easier:
I know that is a little hard to read - so here is the UPC Bar Code: 0 30699 83748 9 KNOB - FLOWERETTE BLACK 5/16" 7 9 PLASTIC DR# - 24 BIN-I Dr# - 971 1 Pcs 09 06 19 07 22 <UPC BAR CODE>(above) Packaged and Distributed by Crown Bolt Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 Made in U S A
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