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    I have the Hornady powder thrower and it's the best money I ever spent. I fill the time like Warpig does by filling the case and seating the bullet. Usually I'll fill about 10 cases before I start seating bullets. I find I can seat around three bullets while the machine is throwing the next charge. I have found it throws fewer overcharges in slow mode and by overcharges I mean less than .3 grains over but it's usually .1. Hit the reset and go on about your business. A couple of tens over is not going to impact my loads one way or the other.

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    I also have the case prep center. It's great for large amounts of cases but it's a pain to change for trimming just a few cases and the upper nylon drive gear will strip if you are heavy handed.

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