Harrel's Custom Culver 90 vs quickmeasure?

[clatarar]

I am in the process of up grading my loading station. I am interested in the Custom culver 90 (their cheap option) and the quick measure. Anybody have hands on comparisons between the 2?

I currently use a lee for my extruded powder then trickle up on a "tuned" beam scale (RCBS 505 and 502) for my target loads. I am looking for something to use for my hunting loads using ramshot powders (all ball powders).

Does 1 click on the harrels= .1 grain?

 

[jonbearman]

Personally what you are doing is the most accurate way of doing it in the first place.Just spend your money on a good quality digital scale and keep your best beam type for back up and double checking.

 

[Scott Harris]

I have owned and compared the Quickmeasure, Harrells, Redding, & Lee powder throwers. I did an extensive test of the quick measure and found it to be slightly better than any other measure out there.....but not near as good as a scale. The Harrells is no better than any other standard measure....just shinier and more expensive. I currently throw with a Lee and then weigh on a GD503. The $25 Lee is better than most measures costing many times more. The one weakness of the Lee is it gets jammed with ball powders. Use a Redding thrower for this duty.