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11-25-2015, 18:59
MarkCO

^Hint, never leave any powder in the measure for longer than a few hours. Good luck with it.
11-25-2015, 19:01
MarkCO

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Stuffed Marshmallows are dangerous. :)

Peanut Butter and Chocolate Chip Smore.
11-25-2015, 20:25
Spdu4ia

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Originally Posted by MarkCO

^Hint, never leave any powder in the measure for longer than a few hours. Good luck with it.

Why
11-25-2015, 22:30
XC700116

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Originally Posted by MarkCO

^Hint, never leave any powder in the measure for longer than a few hours. Good luck with it.

Another hint, When you fire it up to let it "warm up" wipe it down with a touch of Windex on a rag or paper towel (spray it on the rag, not the powder measure) and then don't put your powder in until it's had a little time (5-10) to evaporate off fully. This will kill any static electricity build up on the unit, and reduce ball powder sticking all over the place and help your weight accuracy.
11-25-2015, 22:32
SideShow Bob

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Originally Posted by Spdu4ia

Why

Because we told you so......... [ROFL2]
11-25-2015, 23:03
MarkCO

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Originally Posted by Spdu4ia

Why

The polymers they use are cheap and some powders will soften the surface and even "glue" to it. That makes chunks and bridging and really fouls up the feed tube.
11-25-2015, 23:27
Irving

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Originally Posted by MarkCO

The polymers they use are cheap and some powders will soften the surface and even "glue" to it. That makes chunks and bridging and really fouls up the feed tube.

Sounds like a job for some schedule 40 PVC like in my "Dillon" powder measure.
11-26-2015, 01:33
Great-Kazoo

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Originally Posted by Irving

Sounds like a job for some schedule 40 PVC like in my "Dillon" powder measure.

GROUP BUY !
11-26-2015, 02:47
brutal

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Originally Posted by MarkCO

^Hint, never leave any powder in the measure for longer than a few hours. Good luck with it.

Roger that, I never leave powder in any of my powder drops either.
11-26-2015, 02:49
brutal

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Originally Posted by XC700116

Another hint, When you fire it up to let it "warm up" wipe it down with a touch of Windex on a rag or paper towel (spray it on the rag, not the powder measure) and then don't put your powder in until it's had a little time (5-10) to evaporate off fully. This will kill any static electricity build up on the unit, and reduce ball powder sticking all over the place and help your weight accuracy.

I was planning to use pre-owned dryer sheets.