Antique Powder mearsure?

[Canuckenstein]

I found this at a antique shop ten bucks. The only stamping on it is Made in USA. And Malleable both stamps on the C-clamp. Anybody know whom manufactured this lovely piece of equipment? I use it for reloading .45auto. It is the only measure in my arsenal that will drop with in .1 gr of 800x(had 8 pounds given to me). I don’t assume it to be too old as it has hex head screws. My guess was an ideal powder measure.

 

[Twicepop]

Looks like an Ideal or an old Lyman, it's very similar to the Lyman 55 that i currently use.

 

[Canuckenstein]

Looks like an Ideal or an old Lyman, it's very similar to the Lyman 55 that i currently use.

I thought so too. It has a recessed screw type volume adjustment. Unlike the Lyman 55 which has the sliding blocks. I have searched the internet far and wide and have not seen one like it.

 

[Canuckenstein]

Looks like an Ideal or an old Lyman, it's very similar to the Lyman 55 that i currently use.

Finally found it online Saeco truespeed powder measure. It’s the cats ass for small run handgun loads.Or hard to measure powders like 800x. Might try 22-250 loads on it next.

 

[Mikemci]

Heck of a deal for any powder measure, especially for one that will drop small quantities accurately!
I use the Lee for pistols (4.2 gr. Titegroup).