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Lyman 1200 DPS
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<blockquote data-quote="steve smith" data-source="post: 140562" data-attributes="member: 110"><p>I've had a DPS 1200 for about 2 years now. The 30min warmup is a pain, but by the time I have all my other stuff set up and ready to go it's done. My only complaint is the way you have to remove the trickler tube in order to clean it. Other than that I'm satisfied. Although, to speed it up for large charge wt. i'll use a powder measure to through 95grs then dump it into the pan and have it put the final 7gr in itself. For 20-60gr loads I typicaly let it do it all by itself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="steve smith, post: 140562, member: 110"] I've had a DPS 1200 for about 2 years now. The 30min warmup is a pain, but by the time I have all my other stuff set up and ready to go it's done. My only complaint is the way you have to remove the trickler tube in order to clean it. Other than that I'm satisfied. Although, to speed it up for large charge wt. i'll use a powder measure to through 95grs then dump it into the pan and have it put the final 7gr in itself. For 20-60gr loads I typicaly let it do it all by itself. [/QUOTE]
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