When I am doing small batches I use a 45-70 case with a spent primer, but once I upgraded from the RCBS powder dump to a Harrells I don't use the RCBS trickler anymore.
One thing to make sure is to raise your powder measure to eye height when you are sitting doing powder charges, to reduce strain and be as accurate as you can be, IMHO. I built a tower frame, the top is a 3/8" thick plate of aluminum with divits for both the redding adjustment screw and for the "feet" of the measure nearest the pan to sit in so it doesn't move around after it is balanced. I am prone to bump things, and this helps me from mid- session restarts.
Allen
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