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#250870 - 01/04/12 09:39 AM
Re: New Toys
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Registered: 01/15/10
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Loc: St. Louis Mo
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I love the Mr. B priming scoop, I use it all the time. No mess, and once you have a feel for how far to fill it you won't have any issues.
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#250879 - 01/04/12 10:11 AM
Re: New Toys
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Registered: 10/28/08
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Loc: Columbus, GA
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Looks good!!
Once I found out about the Domino Dots sugar cubes for bottle priming, I never used a lil scoop or anything like that. Just had to make sure I bought the small ones!
But with owning two LBK, I use one as a bottling bucket and batch prime all my beer. I have lots of funky bottle sizes.
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