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I have 2 Redding 3-BR powder measures. How often does one clean them to ensure consistent throws ?
 
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I suppose I have yet to do anything except dust them off


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I have a couple or RCBS Uniflows that are used regularly that haven't been cleaned in over 30 years. As long as they continue to work they won't be cleaned.


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Most powder contains a graphite coating which keeps the powder measure lubricated appropriately and shouldn't be removed. The only time a measure should be "cleaned" is if it were to be exposed to enough moisture to rust its drum.
 
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Amen to not ever cleaning one as well. If you do clean it make sure to get the static out of it with an unscented dryer sheet; They work on powder funnels as well. I have an ancient Uniflow and it has never been cleaned and it doesn't get used as much as it used to, but I still have no need to clean it.


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