Which is recommended; Glass, Polycarbonate or Acrylic powder/shot reservoirs

I have PW 800 Plus and Hornady 366 reloading presses. Mr. Skeel sells replacement shot/powder reservoirs in glass, polycarbonate and acrylic. I know the glass won't get stained but, I am concerned they would be fragile. I guessing the polycarbonate reservoirs would be strong. And, I suspect the acrylic will get brittle with age. Which do you recommend and why.

 

Personally I'd avoid the glass just as you said. Other than that .......................
JMO of course

 

I purchased the glass tube and plate for my 800 plus and it’s a great improvement and after thousands of reloads no issues.

 

I have sold about 100 pyrex tubes,both powder and shot and the only one that I know that broke
was the one I dropped in the shop during assy'

 

told ya so

 

Glass

 

I use Jack Jones pyrex bottles on my Spolar. Love ‘em!

 

Don't want it to stain? Don't leave the powder in it ...… powder is the main culprit rather than shot.