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LEE 90058 PERFECT POWDER MEASURE
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SKU: 90058-734307900588
Overview
Built for handloaders who want a practical powder measure for rifle work, this tool is also suitable for pistol cases when smaller charges are needed. It is designed to throw charges from 2 to over 100 grains, giving it a wide working range for a variety of reloading tasks. The micrometer adjuster reads directly in cubic centimeters, which provides a straightforward way to set charges without relying on vague markings. Its metering chamber and strike-off design are intended to support smooth operation and consistent charge delivery, though it is still a manual measure that requires careful setup and checking.
Why Hunters Choose the Lee Precision
Reloading Rifle
Use also noted for pistol
Handles Charges
From 2 to over 100
Soft Elastomer
Wiper helps avoid cut powder
Micrometer Adjuster
Reads directly in cubic centimeters
Metering Chamber
Suits large rifle charges and
Key Features
- Designed for reloading rifle cases, with use also suitable for pistol cases
- Throws powder charges from 2 to over 100 grains
- Soft elastomer wiper strikes off the metering chamber instead of cutting powder
- Rotor is described as operating smoothly for consistent charge dispensing
- Micrometer adjuster reads directly in cubic centimeters for calibration
- Metering chamber size supports large rifle charges and smaller pistol charges
Best Used For
- Reloaders setting up rifle cartridges with charge ranges from 2 to over 100 grains
- Handloaders who also want a measure suitable for pistol cases
- Users who prefer micrometer-style calibration in cubic centimeters
- Reloading bench setups needing a versatile powder measure for mixed cartridge work
Specifications
| Best Use | Reloading rifle cases; can also be used for pistol cases |
|---|---|
| Calibration | Micrometer adjuster reads directly in cubic centimeters |
| Charge Range | 2 to over 100 grains |
| Charge Uniformity | Most uniform of charges |
| Eliminates Cut Powder | Yes |
| Eliminates Jerky Action | Yes |
| Metering Chamber | Proper size for large rifle charges |
| Rotor Operation | Smooth |
| Soft Elastomer Wiper | Yes |
| Strike Off Opening | Small enough to work well with pistol size charges |
Pros
- Designed for reloading rifle cases, with use also noted for pistol cases
- Handles charges from 2 to over 100 grains
- Soft elastomer wiper helps avoid cut powder and jerky action
- Micrometer adjuster reads directly in cubic centimeters for clearer calibration
- Metering chamber suits large rifle charges and smaller pistol charges
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Primarily positioned for rifle-case reloading; pistol-case use is supported, but it is not the main emphasis of the design.
- The measure is described as working from 2 to over 100 grains, so it covers a wide range, but users still need to set it appropriately for the specific charge they are loading.
- Calibration is based on a micrometer adjuster reading in cubic centimeters, which is useful once understood, but it requires the user to translate grain charges into cc settings.
- The product description focuses on smooth operation and uniform charges, but it does not claim to eliminate the need for careful setup, verification, or load development.
Suggested Comparisons
- Powder scales and dispensers
- Reloading presses and kits
- Case preparation tools
- Reloading accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Powder scale
- Reloading bench mount
- Powder funnel
- Case trimmer
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of reloading is the Lee Perfect Powder Measure intended for?
The product description says it is best for reloading rifle cases and can also be used for pistol cases.
What charge range does this powder measure support?
It is described as working for charges from 2 grains to over 100 grains.
How does the measure address cut powder and uneven operation?
The description says a soft elastomer wiper strikes off the metering chamber rather than cutting the powder, which is intended to eliminate cut powder and jerky action.
How is the adjustment calibrated?
It uses a micrometer adjuster that reads directly in cubic centimeters. The description says you can multiply the charge in grains by the cc for one grain to set it.
Is it sized only for rifle loads, or can it handle smaller pistol charges too?
The description says the metering chamber is sized for large rifle charges, and the strike-off opening is small enough to work well with pistol-size charges.