[Snaggletooth]

I don't know if anyone else does it this way but it works for me. When I fill a flask, I use a small funnel. I remove the spout on the flask, Hold the lever back to open the spout port, insert the funnel into the created orfice and pour powder in from a small glass. The small glass that I use equals the volume of the flask so I dont overfill. Works for me.

[scrat]

Depends on the flask if i use the cylindrical flask. the bottom of the flask will unscrew so i can pour from the can to the flask. Now i have 3 of those Brasss type of flask. Now the OE type of flask that do not have those types. I remove the spout like you do. Then i use the cylindrical flask to fill up the round type of flask.

[4v50 Gary]

I make a paper cone to pour the powder through the spout. Yes, it's mickey mouse (with apologies to Walt Disney), but it works for me.

[scrat]

hahahahah nice one Gary

[Sagetown]

The .44 caliber revolver flasks such as the Colt and Remington accomidate a threaded brass funnel that fits in place after the spout is removed. Wish the others had a similar feature.:banghead:

[BHP FAN]

yep,I got my Brass filler funnel/spout,and don't see how I lived without it.My arthritic fingers just can't handle the home rolled paper funnel while juggling with the flask and it's lever anymore.That lil' brass funnel thingy is a Godsend.Good for filling up .54 paper cartidges,too.

[Snaggletooth]

Gary, thats called 'rollin yer own" here in the Ozarks. When you looked for a girl friend you looked for one that could"roll her own"

[Fingers McGee]

I use a plastic pour spout that screws on the top of of a powder can. Take the spot off of the flask & stick the plastic spout tip in the opening & let it fill.

[oldpuppymax]

I just ordered the threaded funnel from the Possible Shop. It will fit both the Colt and smaller Remington flasks.