Originally posted by onefunzr2: Uniflow, but only because it's the only one I've ever used,
I'm the opposite.....I don't have an RCBS UNiflow....but do have a Hornady L&L.....it's a very good powder measure. I'm happy with mine.
A bit of caution....it comes heavily greased for rust protection. It must be cleaned before use.
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Posts: 28849 | Location: western Nebraska | Registered: 27 May 2003
Originally posted by butchloc: i have both and don't really see much difference between them, however the redding br is the one that i like best
Thats not fair, it's not a Hornady or RCBS.
"Butchloc" makes a good point in that, of all the reloading brands, they all have something that is the better than the rest so the ultimate reloading set up is going to be comprised of a mixture of brands.
I have both the RCBS Uniflow and two Hornady LnL. I sent one of the Lnl's back since it was too erratic. The one I have now is OK but it is not as accurate as the Uniflow, the LnL charges vary more than each step in their loading manual for my 7x57 for example. The LnL is much more convenient since you can LnL a preset charge and snap it in when you want to load that charge again. Nice.
I also have about 6 Dillon's and they work very well on their presses.
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Posts: 269 | Location: East Bay, CA | Registered: 11 October 2003
Ignoring the convenience of the quick change feature (because RCBS now also makes a similar powder measure which I haven't tried,) the construction and results are almost identical.
A very early Hornady (pre LnL) was awful and I got rid of it but the current ones are well built (in USA) and come with a powder baffle which I had to pay extra for in the RCBS.
Ozzie ! Are you sure that the” new” Hornady LnL has a powder baffle included in the price ? I had a LnL some years ago and it wasn’t included. Dumbest thing I did was to sell it because it works, and now I need a replacement.
Posts: 510 | Location: Iceland | Registered: 15 May 2006
ive got a couple of both and they both work fine. One may do a bit better with one powder then the other but switch powders and the other one will shine. Out of the two though i do prefer the hornady just because the quick change bushings are so handy.
Posts: 1404 | Location: munising MI USA | Registered: 29 March 2002
Originally posted by Ingvar J. Kristjansson: Ozzie ! Are you sure that the” new” Hornady LnL has a powder baffle included in the price ? I had a LnL some years ago and it wasn’t included. Dumbest thing I did was to sell it because it works, and now I need a replacement.
Mine did. It was bought about a year ago.
Posts: 1584 | Location: Either far north Idaho or Hill Country Texas depending upon the weather | Registered: 26 March 2005
Yep, I bought a new one just a few weeks ago and there was a powder baffle in the box. Pleasant surprise because I wasn't expecting it and my other LnL measures bought years ago did not come with the baffles.