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I had saturn funnels for three cals and there is no question they were all good, but very delicate and prone to deforming.
I created a more consistent/better balanced funnel using a well worn old plastic funnel, a sacrificial case and some metal putty.
A little time with the dremmel tool, some acetone (nail polish remover) to smooth the finish, and it fitted better than anything else I've used.
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I treated myself to an Area419 funnel set a few years ago and it's excellent. Bloomin pricey but it's really nice to use.
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I'll bet it is. Those guys seriously over ngineer stuff. Have you seen their $1200 turret press?Originally Posted by Charlts
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It's aluminium. It doesn't appeal to be honest.
Give me my cast iron Forster co-ax any day.
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An inexpensive LEE or Lyman will do the trick. I have Saturn versions and I've seen more powder stuck to them than the Lee although the quality and engineering is a country mile better.
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I have Lee powder funnel sitting unused as I have stopped reloading.
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