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Smokey Joe · July 17, 2005, 11:14 PM

Dead-nuts-zero--I use the Bonanza powder dribbler. It was cheap, and light plastic, until I filled up the (otherwise just empty and useless) bottom half with lead shot, as suggested in the directions. Then reassembled the unit, and it is now as tip-over-proof as one made of cast iron.

IMHO, any brand that is either constructed heavily, (that is, made out of iron) or can be made heavy, will suit the purpose. It's not a question of one working better or worse; they all work the same.

So I'd buy any manual dribbler for price, provided that it has or can be given the needed heft.

July 17, 2005, 11:14 PM	#20
Smokey Joe Senior Member Join Date: July 14, 2001 Location: State of Confusion Posts: 2,106	Powder dribbler Dead-nuts-zero--I use the Bonanza powder dribbler. It was cheap, and light plastic, until I filled up the (otherwise just empty and useless) bottom half with lead shot, as suggested in the directions. Then reassembled the unit, and it is now as tip-over-proof as one made of cast iron. IMHO, any brand that is either constructed heavily, (that is, made out of iron) or can be made heavy, will suit the purpose. It's not a question of one working better or worse; they all work the same. So I'd buy any manual dribbler for price, provided that it has or can be given the needed heft. __________________ God Bless America --Smokey Joe