[Jim Watson]

Does anybody still make an electric powder trickler as used to be available?

A friend of mine is just sure that he can load closer powder charges with a trickler and a beam balance than his high tech dispenser will deliver (I think he can, too.) and he thinks that it will make a difference. (I don't, but he is a better and more experienced rifle shot than me to begin with.)

Due to a hand injury, twirling a manual trickler is painful for him.

[Bullet]

You might look here –

http://www.6mmbr.com/poweredtricklers.html

http://www.vibrashine.com/html/vibratest_1.html

[davinci]

oh, i thought the title to this article was "electric tickler". my fault.

[Jim Watson]

Thanks, Bullet. The Vibrashine looks like the only remaining one. The Battenfield (Midway) is not offered any more.

[The Bushmaster]

Yer kidding. Ya mean I got one of the last ones (Battenfield [Midway])?? Too bad. Even though it is run by two AA batteries it works quite good...

[USSR]

Due to a hand injury, twirling a manual trickler is painful for him.

Jim,

My "trickler" is also known as forefinger and thumb. Is this possible for him?

Don

[asknight]

Let me get back to the thread shortly, I just seen a new model electric trickler in a magazine today. Now let me see if I can find it for ya.

ETA: I seem to be unable to put my finger right on it at the moment. I'll keep looking. Any of you other guys that read the rags regularly seen it? I remember it being three-toned in color (black, silver, gold) IIRC.

[Iron Sight]

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