Posted last week asking about Harrell’s Schuetzen measure and pistol powders.  Ended up calling Linwood and asking. He said reports were good and if I did not like it could return.  Two days later it was in my mailbox

Been using one of his Custom 90’s for perhaps 10 years mostly Schuetzen 15 grs or so of 4227, also use it with H335 and Varget for bolt guns.  The 90 is a nice measure well finished and much more precise than anything I had used before. The Schuetzen measure is a big step up in fit feel and finish from the 90. Roller bearings high polish nicer handle and drop tube fitting.  Visually the measure without the bottle is half the size of the Custom 90.  Graduated to 200 on the barrel 1-10 on the knob with half marks.  Between one full graduation is 4 clicks so 800 possible measure settings. 
 
Ran some test this morning.  First a caution I always check weigh measured charges. Only time I throw without checking with the scale is at a match or the range with powders and charges that have been proven extensively in my shop with the scale. Load the exact same cartridges back in the shop I still check weigh even though I trust my table of charges.

Unique was the test and it throws very small charges exactly.   30 on the measure is 2.6 grs of Unique and it repeated  10 times. Went up to my 45acp charge of 5.7 grs and was able to click up and down varying the charge by 1/10 gr. 

Now I will be able to vary my 4.5 gr Unique gallery Schuetzen 32/40 load. Or my 8.4 gr Unique 38/40 load.  Was limited due to the measure before.  Tried Hodgon Clays. 3.4 through 4.0 charges with the ability to set any charge between precisely. 4227 went to my standard Schuetzen load, same thing you can set it exactly and it throws reliably. I figure it will handle 22 grs of 4227 max

It's the one to have

Boats

Boats I have been using the Harrel Schuetzen measure for several years and as you have stated it is money well spent. When I ordered mine direct for Harrel he refused to take my money until I actually had it in hand and had a chance to use it. 

J.Louis

There is a nice interview of Harrell,s operation in the September issue of "Precision Shooting".  I have purchased 2 powder measures and a press from them.  I never sent a dime until I had their products in hand. They make good stuff and are excellent to do business with.
Kurt