Attributes
- Delivery weight: 1.361kg
- Shipping height: 97mm
- Shipping width: 76mm
- Shipping length: 262mm
- UPC: 611760033001
Product no.: 749008141
Mfr. No.: 03300
611760033001 Redding BR-30 Comp MeasureBackorderable, delivery time approx. 4-12 weeks from the USA warehouse.
The Redding BR-30 Comp Measure is designed for competitive shooters who demand accuracy and consistency in their reloading process. This premium powder measure offers a range of features that cater to both novice and experienced reloaders.
Whether you are preparing for a competition or simply wish to improve your shooting experience, the Redding BR-30 Comp Measure is an essential tool for achieving the best results. Invest in your reloading setup and experience the difference in performance.
Great equipment 09/03/2016
This is a great pice of equipment I set up for many different rounds and powders. I will say some powers run through better that others but are accurate just the same. I do run about 20 pulls of what ever powder Im using through it before I start my adjustments and if you keep a log you will find the you can just dial it in pull 20 times and your right where you want to be, In short I have one for my riffle loads and one for my pistol loads & have been using them for three years now. You will enjoy using this powder drop and if not let me know I buy it off you! for a 40 % savings of corse.
Enjoy and safe shooting!
Spot on accuracy and easy to use 18/08/2014
My son the gunsmith got this for me for Christmas three years ago and I've used it ever since on my T-7 Redding turret press. Mounting it on the press was no problem, and I can really crank out the ammo...which was his ulterior motive, so I can keep him supplied! The pistol insert is spot-on accurate, and it makes me smile to move it 10 clicks to get exactly 1 grain more or less powder. I try to use ball powders for easy flow, but it works fine on stick powders like Varget. I load a lot of 44-40 with Trail Boss, which will bridge if you're not careful, but a couple of taps of the handle usually drops it. I'm careful to check each round for a full load before seating the bullet over Trail Boss, however. Check the set screws from time to time so they stay tight, and you'll find that weighing the charge every 5 or 10 rounds will give you a lot of confidence in this fine device.
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