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I had a bit of spare time this evening so, as im tight and skint, i thought i would have a go at making a trickle.

 

i need to adjust in inside a little but thats a 10 minute job.

 

well it saved me a few ££

 

 

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Phil.

 

 

Great Idea mate.

 

Another I dea I saw on the net was to use a bottlenecked rifle case. Fill 1/2 full with powder, tilt on side and slowly turn. It is very easy to control, and cost is nil.

 

I use a 243 case myself.

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And to compliment it you could add a little alley spoon, I made one out of a coke can, cut out a square, then cut a spoon shape out of that leaving the handle thick enough to fold over for a bit more rigidity. ( Then again a transport cafe coffee stirrer will do the job)

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I could sell them but then it would be a one off. i need to get a small piece of stainless tube in 8mm as i don't like the alu one thats on it. it spins sweet but i thing a polished stainless one or even a piece of car aerial would spin even easier.

 

talk about spoons, next i was going to make a throw pot for 20.5Gn so i could trickle the last grain for my 21.5Gn load on the trip2. i have made one that i can adjust but its not the same as the trickle.

 

Phil.

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Mine is an RCBS, and it has an internal thread through the tube, this is why when you turn it in one direction it

does a slow trickle, turn the other way and it's a faster trickle.

 

Neil.

 

 

 

Ah right! so it has a sort of worm screw in the bore of the tube. mine is just hollow, as you turn the tube the kernels flatten out, with one end blocked they can only go one way. once it has been primed i can tap lightly and get a kernel at a time to fall out. not that im being that accurate with things 21.5gn is what im looking but .1 either way in not a worry for me. no paper targets just fur at sub 100 mtrs.

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