Reloading funnel kit HELP

[Elio]

I’m after a reloading funnel kit that will also load .20 calibre and 6.5 calibre shells , any kit I’ve found hasn’t got the adapter for the .20 calibre

 

[wytonpjs]

I use one of these:

Brass-Smith® Precision Funnel Set

Lyman’s Precision Funnel Set is the “Perfect” system for the serious reloader. The Brass Smith Precision Funnel Set is made to be completely static free, no more powder clinging to surfaces which can happen with lightweight plastic funnels. The solid construction and quality of the Brass Smith...

www.lymanproducts.com

It covers 22, 243/6mm, 25/6.5mm, 270/7mm, 30 and 338 calibre rifle cartridges very well!

 

[Jagged77]

I tend to use one of these for smaller calibres. Cheap and cheerful but works really well. I think my
RCBS set had a specific .20 funnel.

Lee Powder Funnel

Lee smokeless reloading powder — for accurate, consistent handloading. Long-established powder in its grade, with the lot-to-lot consistency and clean burn that serious handloaders pay for.Smokeless powders are exempt from the Explosives Certificate under UK regulations but require either a...

www.bushwear.co.uk

 

[wytonpjs]

As an aside, I was getting worried about static so moved away from plastic funnels/pans/etc.

 

[finnbear270]

One word. SATURN

 

[Cottis]

Precision Hardcore Gear calibre specific funnels are what I use. Brilliant and beautifully made. Can be hard to get hold off but worth trying.

You want the red funnel for .20 cal

Reloading items - Page 2 - Precision Hardcore Gear

precision-hardcore-gear.mybigcommerce.com

 

[Leec6.5]

I tend to use one of these for smaller calibres. Cheap and cheerful but works really well. I think my
RCBS set had a specific .20 funnel.

Lee Powder Funnel

Lee smokeless reloading powder — for accurate, consistent handloading. Long-established powder in its grade, with the lot-to-lot consistency and clean burn that serious handloaders pay for.Smokeless powders are exempt from the Explosives Certificate under UK regulations but require either a...

www.bushwear.co.uk

Had one of these funnels since the begging must be 15 years old or more

 

[Elio]

I use one of these:

Brass-Smith® Precision Funnel Set

Lyman’s Precision Funnel Set is the “Perfect” system for the serious reloader. The Brass Smith Precision Funnel Set is made to be completely static free, no more powder clinging to surfaces which can happen with lightweight plastic funnels. The solid construction and quality of the Brass Smith...

www.lymanproducts.com

It covers 22, 243/6mm, 25/6.5mm, 270/7mm, 30 and 338 calibre rifle cartridges very well!

I need one for a .20 cal

 

[Leec6.5]

As an aside, I was getting worried about static so moved away from plastic funnels/pans/etc.

I’ve never seen the issue, your flapping too much

 

[eldon]

I need one for a .20 cal

I ended up spinning one up on the lathe.

Why don't you sleeve one of the red plastic ones with a piece of hard plastic tube. Once happy with the fit, then glue it in to make a designated unit.

 

[wytonpjs]

I’ve never seen the issue, your flapping too much

I've spent the last 50 years in Defence and much of that explosives (WOME) related. Having been an ESA manager and, still working in a conductive regime in magazines aboard warships, I don't like static! When you are chasing powder kernels around auto-loaders and watching them "dodge" filling items, there's static. Easier to avoid IMHO with conductive tools such as the Lyman funnels - never had any issues since buying a set and changing my all in one powder-dispenser pan/funnel to a conventional metal pan.

 

[Leec6.5]

I've spent the last 50 years in Defence and much of that explosives (WOME) related. Having been an ESA manager and, still working in a conductive regime in magazines aboard warships, I don't like static! When you are chasing powder kernels around auto-loaders and watching then "dodge" filling items, there's static. Easier to avoid IMHO with conductive tools such as the Lyman funnels - never had any issues since buying a set and changing my all in one powder-dispenser pan/funnel to a conventional metal pan.

Gotcha, your fancy reloading with the bells and whistles!

My hillbilly approach is a tad more basic than that

 

[Cyres]

Lee no good for .204.
DIY small plastic food funnel. Chop end off and insert a .17 HMR case with the base cut off. If you soften the cut funnel in boiling water it will grip the .17 case solidly when it cools down.
Works well as a temp fix.
Saturn .20 is dogs danglies.

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[Elio]

I already have both the funnels that I need but both have seen better days , I was looking for a full kit to replace them with , but kit has to do a .204 case and a 6.5 case

 

[trickie]

One word. SATURN

I can’t agree more.
If you use a funnel for 309 and then a smaller calibre, you risk loosing kernels from the load.

Also and the best bit in my opinion is:
Saturn funnels have no static issues and are a perfect fit with almost no blockages and reduced drop times compared to cheap plastic.
Buy once etc

 

[Elio]

Thanks for all the replies , advice taken

 

[Elio]

Thanks for all the replies , advice taken

 

[Wldrbarker2]

I’m after a reloading funnel kit that will also load .20 calibre and 6.5 calibre shells , any kit I’ve found hasn’t got the adapter for the .20 calibre

I ended up buying a cheap turkey baster and cutting it down so it fitted over a funnel nozzle and the other end just goes into the neck of the case

 

[Lateral]

Similar to Cyres, but when I had a 20PPC, a friend showed me how he'd cut the base off a 22LR case, and inserted that into the funnel.

Works with most powders, until you get the really chunky extruded kernels.

 

[7Miller]

One word. SATURN

Same here