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<blockquote data-quote="scott024" data-source="post: 3793697" data-attributes="member: 34990"><p>Get a powder measure/drop for pistols. Pistol powders typically meter very well in them. Also good for ball powders if you load a lot of 5.56. I didn't use to load pistol rounds except 357, 45 LC, and 44 mag. It's not like I'd load more than 100 at a time, but when I started loading 357 sig in quantity because of the cost savings, I went ahead and got the components for 9mm too. It's a grind doing large quantities.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="scott024, post: 3793697, member: 34990"] Get a powder measure/drop for pistols. Pistol powders typically meter very well in them. Also good for ball powders if you load a lot of 5.56. I didn't use to load pistol rounds except 357, 45 LC, and 44 mag. It's not like I'd load more than 100 at a time, but when I started loading 357 sig in quantity because of the cost savings, I went ahead and got the components for 9mm too. It's a grind doing large quantities. [/QUOTE]
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