First Look at the Ingenuity Precision Powder System
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muleystalker
Silver $$ Contributor
Good job Paul, that looks good. A good improvement over the previous. I hope I didn't overstep my bounds telling people about our phone conversation, you mentioning possibly not being done with the final design on the wind shield. When I saw people commenting about it being too much and not well done I figured I would shed some light.
Dave
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Vin81
Gold $$ Contributor
The mere fact that you’re so attentive to the small details gives me confidence that most of the hardships we all experienced in the past with different tricklers will be mitigated, if not eliminated completely.
That’s exactly why this is going to be the new gold standard for dropping powder. Great job Paul!
That’s exactly why this is going to be the new gold standard for dropping powder. Great job Paul!
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I predict 2000+ units sold in the first year, and a pile of AT/ST in the junkyard
Or in use by the poor slobs still using matchmasters. Will be an upgrade (kinda?) for them
Or in use by the poor slobs still using matchmasters. Will be an upgrade (kinda?) for them
jxb
Gold $$ Contributor
Oh there will be plenty of folks happy to get the others, especially at a discount. My interest in this is that I see little to no spilled powder during a session and no fiddling with it just to load some rounds. To me that's worth the extra $ on the IP unit and some loss on the previous unit.
jimmymac
Jim McGregor
For any of you guys who were part of the beta testing, did you get specific disks for the powder you used or did you run with the stock disks regardless of your powder selection? My main powders are N133 and H4198 with some N130, LT-30 and LT-32 sprinkled in. With the exception of N133, none of the powders I listed have been tested by IP to this point.
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memilanuk
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jimmymac
Jim McGregor
Thanks but I still don’t understand the whole wiper loose concept. Why would it need to be loose if the proper disk is selected? Just trying to gain a better understanding.
jxb
Gold $$ Contributor
+1, I don't get what loose means as it appears the wiper is in one of two positions so what's loose? In the video he explains the two positions, but doesn't talk about loose at all. Does it simply mean leave the wiper retainer loose (assuming it tightens).
I only add powders to the list after I have personally tested them and it's been almost impossible for me to have all the powders in the world to test. I know from customers feedback that there are multiple other powders they are using the same disks with for powders not on my list.
Lou Murdica told me he's been using 567 disk for LT-32 just fine. As far as loose for N133, it means just that, loosen the nut that holds it on a little and rotate it in the position for notched disks.I have learned over time that for some troublesome powders it is best to loosen the nut so instead of stopping the disk if it wants to hang up it will just allow the wiper to jump up a little and let it pass. I would just tell everyone to leave the nut off completely all the time, but I don't want you to drop it on the floor when you forget about it while dumping powder out of the cup. You see, I can foresee the future before you even get it. LOL
Lou Murdica told me he's been using 567 disk for LT-32 just fine. As far as loose for N133, it means just that, loosen the nut that holds it on a little and rotate it in the position for notched disks.I have learned over time that for some troublesome powders it is best to loosen the nut so instead of stopping the disk if it wants to hang up it will just allow the wiper to jump up a little and let it pass. I would just tell everyone to leave the nut off completely all the time, but I don't want you to drop it on the floor when you forget about it while dumping powder out of the cup. You see, I can foresee the future before you even get it. LOL
Sebrock
Gold $$ Contributor
I see the shipping date has move by 30-45 days - totally understandable given the level of perfection and headache prevention going on in the design - Paul - can you give any idea of what you are thinking how long fulfilling the orders (especially those more than 200 out) will take?
Where is this information posted?
JMayo
Silver $$ Contributor
On the pre order page https://ingenuityprecision.com/product/ingenuity-powder-system/
"The current estimate for shipping is late March/April. I will try to keep everyone updated for ship dates on our Facebook page as we get closer."
Thanks JM.
Jdne5b
Gold $$ Contributor
Hopefully that’s the timeframe for new orders and not the early orders.
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