Reload long enough and you start to appreciate the little things that work well, in this case your powder funnel. Most reloaders, including us, start off with some sort of plastic powder funnel. While they work, the downside to the plastic models is the static electricity that keeps some errant powder granules from passing through the funnel. Aluminum funnels, like the Satern, don’t have this problem.
Made of spun aluminum, with a brass case adapter, the Satern powder funnels are available for specific calibers as well as in 22 to 30 , and 30 to 50 caliber. We found the Satern powder funnels a pleasure to use and one of those items you really need to try to appreciate. This is the Cadillac of powder funnels- but quite a bit cheaper- only $11.95 for the caliber specific models.
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Reload long enough and you start to appreciate the little things that work well, in this case your powder funnel. Most reloaders, including us, start off with some sort of plastic powder funnel. While they work, the downside to the plastic models is the static electricity that keeps some errant powder granules from passing through the funnel. Aluminum funnels, like the Satern, don’t have this problem.
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