Carphunter
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This will seem like a dumb question...but here goes.
I've always loaded my cases directly from my scale's pan. Normally, goes without incident...maybe one screw up spill out of 100 rounds.
Anyway...never used a funnel.
Well I'm going to start loading some shells with a smaller neck, and am starting to think the funnel might help.
Was thinking about the Lyman powder funnel (combo pan/funnel).
I'm guessing these things work not by going inside the case, but by just keeping a seal of the rim to the funnel.
Are they fairly bullet proof, or do you get grains of powder spilling when you remove the funnels (Not just the lyman...anything?)
I've always loaded my cases directly from my scale's pan. Normally, goes without incident...maybe one screw up spill out of 100 rounds.
Anyway...never used a funnel.
Well I'm going to start loading some shells with a smaller neck, and am starting to think the funnel might help.
Was thinking about the Lyman powder funnel (combo pan/funnel).
I'm guessing these things work not by going inside the case, but by just keeping a seal of the rim to the funnel.
Are they fairly bullet proof, or do you get grains of powder spilling when you remove the funnels (Not just the lyman...anything?)