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I don't trust any sort of mechanical powder checker, and I have to look inside my cases to make sure powder has dropped, I've had squibs from not looking when I first started, and it has kind of made it a pain sometimes.
I read this a while ago on another forum, but I bought an endoscope camera that I mounted in the center hole of my dillon toolhead, I dont have to change positions and I can see if powder has dropped perfectly. Just thought I'd pass the info along.
View from the loading position:
Before powder charge:
After powder charge:
I read this a while ago on another forum, but I bought an endoscope camera that I mounted in the center hole of my dillon toolhead, I dont have to change positions and I can see if powder has dropped perfectly. Just thought I'd pass the info along.
View from the loading position:
Before powder charge:
After powder charge: