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  • #16
    stilly
    I need a LIFE!!
    • Jul 2009
    • 10685

    Originally posted by DJ Skillz
    I think you may be talking about a different powder measure. This is the one I'm using:

    http://leeprecision.com/perfect-powder-measure.html
    Yes. I get them mixxed up.

    I have the perfect powder measure PRO so that makes it ROUND with no internal baffle and just SLIGHTLY different. It is mounted on top of my turret press.

    I just recently replaced it with a Hornady Lock n Load but I can't figure out how to get it to work just yet. >
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    • #17
      DJ Skillz
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2008
      • 1255

      Thought I'd give this thread a little update.

      I found a bottle of Lock Ease spray graphite lubricant that I had. I took the powder measure apart, gave all the parts good, heavy spray and let them sit overnight.
      I came back the next day to find that although the lube is a graphite based lubricant, it doesn't dry.

      Either way, I put it back together, and worked the PPM up and down at least a few dozen times. Pulled it back apart, cleaned it really well with rubbing alcohol, and tried it out. I've done a few hundred rounds with both Unique and W231, and it has been running very smooth. No leaking and no powder getting stuck.

      That said, I'm still not a big fan of the Lee PPM, and am planning on upgrading whenever I have a few bucks to spend on an RCBS or Hornady.

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      • #18
        sjg1966
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2012
        • 1047

        I just got a Redding #3BR with the universal and pistol chambers. Well worth the $$$ spent, I doubt the Lee PPM will be used again any time soon.....spend the money on a good one and you'll wonder why you did not sooner....

        Steve
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