Satern Powder funnels in 20 Cal (.204 R)

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Hey guys~got my .22 (.223) Satern from Jo Brook a couple of years back (love it!) but they're out of stock on the .20 cal ones with no ETA. Anybody here know where I could get one, or, a caliber-specific powder funnel from a different manufacturer?

Thanks!
 
Sinclair International has the Satern 20 cal in stock for $11.95 US
I buy from them on occasion when I can't find stock in Canada. They have always been good to me.
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Aluminum Powder Funnel, 20 cal

BTW how did LRGirl make out with getting her license?
I haven't seen pictures of her first kill yet. Grouse opened on the 15th. What's taking her so long? LOL
 
Nipigon Jack said:
Sinclair International has the Satern 20 cal in stock for $11.95 US
I buy from them on occasion when I can't find stock in Canada. They have always been good to me.
749-001-865WS
Aluminum Powder Funnel, 20 cal

BTW how did LRGirl make out with getting her license?
I haven't seen pictures of her first kill yet. Grouse opened on the 15th. What's taking her so long? LOL
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Hey...I remember you! lol We're heading out tomorrow for the first time this year, and have a new spot to explore! She's very excited about it, and even spent a few hours shooting clays 2 weeks ago. There goes the urge to hunt them with a .22! A 20ga. 870 "youth" is loaded and ready to go for tomorrow. I'll update this thread with photos~grouse or no grouse! :)
 
.22LRGUY said:
Hey...I remember you! lol We're heading out tomorrow for the first time this year, and have a new spot to explore! She's very excited about it, and even spent a few hours shooting clays 2 weeks ago. There goes the urge to hunt them with a .22! A 20ga. 870 "youth" is loaded and ready to go for tomorrow. I'll update this thread with photos~grouse or no grouse! :)
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Good luck tomorrow.
The first day out is one that she'll remember
 
next time you are in your doctor's office or the vet, ask if you can have one of their disposable otoscope speculae. They are the black plastic gizmo they use on the scope to look in your ear. They make a PERFECT 20 cal funnel and the kids sizes even work in .17 cal. I got given a handfull - free
 
Nipigon Jack said:
Good luck tomorrow.
The first day out is one that she'll remember
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I think it was Nipigon Jack! Too warm, too many leaves still on the trees, and only a handful of brief (no-shot-chance) encounters, but it was an excellent time just the same. She is eager to get out again, but I'll likely put that off another 2 weeks maybe. It was in the mid 20s today, heck, even mosquitoes were bugging us and it's almost October! :) Anyhow, as promised, here she is...proud as can be! The next chickens we see won't be so lucky with her around! :)

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paperslayer said:
next time you are in your doctor's office or the vet, ask if you can have one of their disposable otoscope speculae. They are the black plastic gizmo they use on the scope to look in your ear. They make a PERFECT 20 cal funnel and the kids sizes even work in .17 cal. I got given a handfull - free
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Great idea paperslayer~and I see my doctor in a couple of weeks. I'll ask him for sure!
 
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