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Frankford Arsenal Case-Activated Powder Measure

UPC: 661120260103

$131.99

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Description

The Frankford Arsenal case-activated powder measure is designed for use with compatible Frankford progressive reloading presses. It features a static-free aluminum body, a uniquely shaped hopper to reduce powder bridging, and a micrometer adjustment for fine control of charge volume. The powder drum rides on ball bearings for smooth operation. The assembly includes the linkage required for plug-and-play operation with Frankford progressive presses referenced in the source materials.

Key Specifications

  • The dimensions are 4.05 X 6.30 X 16.80.
  • The height is 4.0500.
  • The width is 6.3000.
  • The length is 16.8000.
  • The model is listed as X-10 Powder Measure in supplied attributes.
  • The other features entry is FX POWDER MEASURE.
  • The weight is 5.125.
  • The shipping weight is 5.125.
  • The units per box are 1.
  • The subcategory is Scales & Measures.

Engineered for reliable, repeatable powder metering in progressive reloading setups, this measure offers micrometer-level adjustment and smooth, low-friction operation. Its static-reducing construction and hopper design help maintain consistent flow, while the included linkage simplifies installation on supported Frankford progressive presses. For reloaders who prioritize consistent charge delivery and dependable mechanical performance, this assembly provides practical, no-nonsense functionality.

Additional information

UPC

661120260103

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

1136232

Length

16.8000

Shipping Weight

5.125

Model

Units per Box

1

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