pour spout for plastic goex cans

[woodse guy]

I have not been able to find the thread for the lid someone make to pour powder out of the new cans. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Drago]

Take the lid from a empty one and turn it into a pour spout.

 

[Mr. S]

See if this works and is the thread you wanted.
http://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/fusionbb/showtopic.php?tid/282731/post/new/#NEW

Rick

 

[Mike 56]

Rickks, That's a good thread. Few years back i started buying KIK powder in plastic containers. I cut the bottom off a 223 case drill a hole in the lid and J-B weld it in place.

 

[woodse guy]

That's the one thanks a bunch.

 

[hobowonkanobe]

you can just buy one. They are readily available and not expensive.

 

[Ray-Vigo]

Ox Yoke has them as well, with a rubber stopper. I just bought a couple and they work well enough.
http://www.rmcoxyoke.com/inc/sdetail/cap_and_spout_for_new_plastic_goex_powder_can/6552/8944

I actually don't mind the plastic bottles. They seem to empty better than the old ones for me. I know most of the guys at my shooting club hate them though.

 

[RC]

believe it was a 12oz mustard plastic jar top that will screw right on...I luckily saved my cans...

 

[oneoldboot]

I bought a few from RMC as well. Their prices are fair and shipping is quick. They are one of my favorite companies to buy from.

 

[robinsroost]

Fortunately, I saved my metal cans, and I just pour the new powder into the old cans. I made a pour spout out of a .243 case. I cut it off about 1" from the end, which gave me a piece that resembles a funnel. I flared the big end in a copper tube flaring tool, drilled a hole in the metal cap, and soldered the funnel in place. Then I cut a hole in the center of the old paper washer, and glued it back in place. At the range, I cover the spout with a 9mm case. I have other caps that I saved from other applications, to recap the can. I found both the .243 and the 9mm hull, at the range.......Robin

 

[62tulle]

The top off a Stanley 8 oz. carpenters chalk works slicker'n snail snot.