Fosforos wrote:Seeing how to powder measure works, by filling a certain size cavity with powder and dropping that load into the case when actuated by the case going into the powder through expanding die, I really don't see how it could be inconstistant, unless something stops the powder from filling that cavity.
Some people tend to be too gentle with the powder measure. I don't mean to say you should "slam it", but a consistent snappy stroke in both directions will give the most consistent loads. Don't worry about variations of a couple tenths of a grain.
As for the static charge, there isn't much you can do about it. Rubbing it with a cloth may make it worse. A soft cotton cloth would probably be best to wipe off any dust or residual powder. The plastic powder reservoir is going to hold a static charge. Your powder is essentially a plastic, too, so both will hold a static charge.
