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    Quote Originally Posted by stubbicatt View Post
    Thanks Hoser!~

    Do you recommend that powder baffle sold by the kind folks at Uniquetec? Dude on the phone told me that it will really help with uniformity of powder charges, something that the standard Dillon fails to do, he says.

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    I recently tried one of these and initially I had great results in that I had 10 pours in a row come out exactly at the measurement I wanted using BL-C(2). When I installed one on my tool head for 300 blk and used Accurate 1680 the powder drop was back to its usual +- 0.1 variance. I guess the answer to the question for me is that it doesn't hurt, especially for the price.

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    Ball and small flake powders work awesome in Dillon powder measures. When you get into big kernels like 4350/Varget is where you can see benefits from doing some polishing.

    For pistol powders it really isnt worth the time. But it is a cant hurt might help kind of thing. I have a bunch of toolheads with measures. I just polish all of them, because I can.
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    I'll be polishing like you said just as soon as time allows. It's a great idea.

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    Thanks for the tips!!
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