Dillon Powder Check

I have heard that the Dillon Powder Check is not very sensitive - it will identify zero charge or double charge, but is inconsistent measuring, say 30% under or over.

Does anyone have any experience with this or any clever ideas on how to improve the accuracy of the device?

[size=13]https://www.dillonprecision.com/powder-check_8_120_23805.html[/size]

Check out the DAA powder check. Sensitivity is adjustable. I run one on my 750 and its been perfect after a slight modification.. my powder drop has has a large steel adjustment knob that would interfere with the magnet used on the DAA.. initially I used a rubber band to kept it swung out of  the way. Replaced by a spring. Only a 750 problem

 https://www.doublealpha.biz/us/daa-magnetic-powder-check

Thank Jimmy. That might be just what I need. Excellent.

radjag wrote:I have heard that the Dillon Powder Check is not very sensitive - it will identify zero charge or double charge, but is inconsistent measuring, say 30% under or over.

Does anyone have any experience with this or any clever ideas on how to improve the accuracy of the device?

https://www.dillonprecision.com/powder-check_8_120_23805.html

What you have heard is true.  It is not really intended to micro manage the powder charge but rather it is there to alert you to a bigger problem.  For my purposes, this works fine but I could see a desire to make sure your power throws are consistent.  I don't have any experience with that DAA product but it might be what you are after.

Good Luck.
John