Redding #3 vs RCBS Uniflow part 2: max volume and Unique powder 

It just boils down to personal preference... what feels great for one person feels just ok to another. They both get the job done. Another good series! Enlightening to say the least. Thanks

Thanks Walter, hope you are having a nice and relaxing 4th ! The kids left , and nothing beats doing some case prep and watching Viejo !

This one had me smiling with memories :) the first time I tested the uniflow against other measures was with a reduced charge of 7.5 grn unique for 45 Colt loads :) I used a Lyman digital scale for the testing and the first ten charges from the uniflow was dead on and I only had one out of twenty a tenth off. Repeated and got two out of twenty a tenth off. I did two taps of the handle before throwing, two at the top and repeated the two at the bottom to make sure any hang ups came out. To this day it's my first choice for flakes, but I don't use powder/bullet scales for weighing powder anymore. I use powder only scales, but I do have a nice old Redding 325 grn max oil dampened scale I'll use for powder sometimes. I wish the LEE scale wasn't so fussy! I'd use it because it is very accurate, but too fussy for me. I also like triple poise scales rather than double.

Good Morning Walter, Outstanding comparison video. Please keep them coming.

That Redding is really nice. Interesting how they built an insert stem and chamber instead of a second drum.

Another great video, Ilike these in depth comparison videos, thanks for taking the time to produce these videos.

Great Video. That's why the Redding #3 costs more then the RCBS. Both are great powder measures, just depends how deep your pockets are.

Ooh nice. Good ideas Walter!! ❤❤❤

Corser is my word to describe the RCBS Uniflow measure. Now you may want to compare the large powder micrometer on both measurers and the places where there is a good overlap between pistol and rifle measurements with each powder measure.

Great video, Walter! I was loading earlier this week (45 Colt with Unique) and was seeing this inconsistency with my LEE dropper. I thought I was doing something wrong or the dropper was just not up to the job. It was all starting loads, so I was not concerned for safety. Thank you for easing my mind!

Rolling along. 🤘🏼😎

Great, I am glad you are going to check out H 110 . Those three powders cover a large range of handgun reloading. Thank you Walter.

. Please keep them coming.

Happy July Walter, So,, (Don't worry, the roar you hear isn't from Trors Axe's B-52 making a run to Bomb your video, it's from the Airfield you live next to) Hehehe... It's great that you are comparing the two Powder dispensers side by side, the Redding as expected has a better fit and finish build quality and they do a great job, however, the RCBS is in a (acceptable Quality) for the money of what you would pay for in dispensers of this type. I agree with you 100% as what makes one better than another, they both do the same thing evenly. Just that the Redding "Feels" better and that might make a slight bit of Throwability easier, I believe it is a user preference and there are RCBS fans and there are Redding Fans. that is the only difference between the two. Nothing Man made or thought out is perfect. Good content Walter. Peace out - Dave

great day on the bench Walter . enjoy it brother

Good detailed breakdown

I enjoyed the review. Thank you

Very nice video walter .

Afternoon Walter great video redding products for me is high end you do get what you paid for I would stick with rcbs thanks for sharing

Are you going to test the larger stick powders?

Interesting

👍🤠🇺🇲 Good info Walter. Sorry not a big enough difference to justify the extra cost.

Would using lapping compound on the area around the barrel of the thrower help smooth it out , 2000 grit paste or the finest grit you can find?

Good Morning Walter