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Does anyone make a nice transfer spout for the Goex plastic bottle? From where can I order one?
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Spout for Goex plastic bottle?
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olfuzzy
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Dixie has them. My mistake......I read Goex but the brain processed it as Pyrodex
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Bob McBride
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A spent shell casing, a hacksaw, some epoxy and something to plug it with....
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Old Hawkeye
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October Country sells lid spouts for all three powder can sizes for under $6.
CumberlandRiver
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Like the thought Bob!
I bought a totw spout with valve a few months ago. I didn’t know it was for a metal can instead of the plastic ones sold here in Canada. So I simply removed the spout and nut from the metal can lid it came with and put an appropriate sized hole in the plastic lid of the plastic goex and voila. Now whenever I buy a new can I toss he cap it comes with and put this cap on.
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Creative and recycling!!! Epic!!
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There are lots of options.
CumberlandRiver
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Like the toothpaste tube mod
Bob McBride
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Why buy a doodad when there’s so many creative 5 min mod options....
Well done fellers. I’ve copied these ideas into my ‘Bob’s Super Genius Inventions’ folder.
Well done fellers. I’ve copied these ideas into my ‘Bob’s Super Genius Inventions’ folder.
user 48679
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Anyone using a plastic spout or funnel for pouring powder should first treat it so there's no static electricity on it.
I used the K.I.S.S. principle to treat mine by drowning the plastic in a liquid dish washing detergent and letting it drain, then air dry.
I used the K.I.S.S. principle to treat mine by drowning the plastic in a liquid dish washing detergent and letting it drain, then air dry.
If y’all aren’t careful, you are going to make me smart!Why buy a doodad when there’s so many creative 5 min mod options....
Well done fellers. I’ve copied these ideas into my ‘Bob’s Super Genius Inventions’ folder.
Assumes one has teeth and uses toothpaste.
Silent Walker
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Actually I have the old metal pound cans, that with the Goex I transfer... use the lid pour spout like I have on a can of Elephant.
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Have old Pyrodox spouts that work on old plastic powder bottles. Bought a number for $.50 a piece at WallyWorld’s end of season sale years ago. Also works with modern IMR and Hodgdon powder bottles. Have plenty to transfer powder to, actually, almost an endless supply of bottles and enough spouts to last for a while. Will even work with subs
Might not be large enough for some.
