Autotrickler powder spillage.

[BenPerfected]

I been getting powder splase all the time with varget.
I am going to try making a baffle to try and control this problem.

My process is to throw about 2 gn of Varget short into the 419 pan with the powder thrower. Then put the pan on the scale and get real close using Adams auto trickler w/the 419 choke....no splash. Finally, if you want perfect finish with tweezers.
Ben

 

[Mastershot]

My process is to throw about 2 gn of Varget short into the 419 pan with the powder thrower. Then put the pan on the scale and get real close using Adams auto trickler w/the 419 choke....no splash. Finally, if you want perfect finish with tweezers.
Ben

Ben

Just got the baffle from 419 and no powder splash. Free shipping check it out.

 

[F Class John]

Ben

Just got the baffle from 419 and no powder splash. Free shipping check it out.

Not only free shipping but FREE for the piece as well. Zero. Zip. Zilch to actually fix the problem. No catch. No gimmick. No joke.

Area 419 nailed it with the fix and the fact it’s free to anyone who has their products is amazing customer service.

 

[Erud]

Not only free shipping but FREE for the piece as well. Zero. Zip. Zilch to actually fix the problem. No catch. No gimmick. No joke.

Area 419 nailed it with the fix and the fact it’s free to anyone who has their products is amazing customer service.

Maybe I’m mistaken, but isn’t it a fix to a problem caused by their product? I’ve never had the issues described in this thread just using the regular plastic parts that come with the autotrickler/autothrow combo.

 

[F Class John]

Maybe I’m mistaken, but isn’t it a fix to a problem caused by their product? I’ve never had the issues described in this thread just using the regular plastic parts that come with the autotrickler/autothrow combo.

Yes it’s a fix for their own product but lots of people get spillage with the straw set up too. I guess my enthusiasm for something free in this world of dropping hundreds like sugar on the floor got the better of me.

But is cool that they identified an issue with their own product and made the correct customer decision in how to correct it. Too many companies these days ignore flaws in their systems or worse yet charge customers to fix it.