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Area 419

Billet Powder Cup

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Machined From

6061 billet aluminum for reloading

Holds More

Than 750 grains of powder

Designed Catch

Stray powder during dispensing

Measures 2

Inches in diameter and 2

Includes 3-inch

Handle for placement under a

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SKU: 100029594

Overview

Built for keeping powder spills contained at the reloading bench, this cup is intended for use beneath a powder dispenser to catch stray granules during dispensing. Area 419 machines it from 6061 billet aluminum, and the design is sized to hold more than 750 grains of powder while remaining compact on the bench. Its 2-inch diameter and 2-inch height, along with the 3-inch handle, make it a straightforward tool for organized reloading setups where control and cleanliness matter.

Why Hunters Choose the Area 419

Designed Catch

Stray powder during dispensing and

Holds More

Than 750 grains of powder

Machined From

6061 billet aluminum for a

Compact 2-inch

Diameter and 2-inch height fit

3-inch Handle

Simple way to position and

Key Features

  • Machined from 6061 billet aluminum for reloading bench use.
  • Holds more than 750 grains of powder.
  • Designed to catch stray powder during dispensing.
  • Measures 2 inches in diameter and 2 inches tall.
  • Includes a 3-inch handle for placement under a dispenser.
  • Weighs just over 700 grains.

Best Used For

  • Handloaders who want to catch stray powder during dispensing at the reloading bench.
  • Shooters using powder dispensers that benefit from a simple catch cup underneath.
  • Reloaders setting up a safer, more organized workspace for routine powder handling.
  • Users who prefer a compact aluminum cup with a handle for easy placement and removal.

Specifications

Capacitymore than 750 grains of powder
Diameter2 inches
Handle Length3 inches
Height2 inches
Material6061 billet aluminum
Weightjust over 700 grains

Pros

  • Designed to catch stray powder during dispensing and help keep the bench contained
  • Holds more than 750 grains of powder for reloading tasks
  • Machined from 6061 billet aluminum for a solid, precision-made construction
  • Compact 2-inch diameter and 2-inch height fit easily under a dispenser
  • 3-inch handle provides a simple way to position and move the cup

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Designed for catching stray powder during dispensing, so it’s a bench accessory rather than a general-purpose container.
  • Its capacity is stated as more than 750 grains of powder, so it is intended for controlled handling rather than larger-volume storage.
  • The compact 2-inch diameter and 2-inch height make it easy to position under a dispenser, but that size also limits how much it can hold at once.
  • The 3-inch handle adds convenience for placement and removal, but it also makes the cup a dedicated bench tool rather than a minimal, no-frills container.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Reloading accessories
  • Powder handling tools
  • Reloading bench organization
  • Precision reloading equipment

Suggested Accessories

  • Powder dispenser
  • Reloading bench mat
  • Powder funnel
  • Reloading tray

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Area 419 Billet Powder Cup used for?

It is designed to sit under a powder dispenser and catch stray powder during dispensing, helping contain splashed powder on the reloading bench.

How much powder can the cup hold?

The product description says it is designed to hold more than 750 grains of powder.

What is it made from?

The cup is machined from 6061 billet aluminum.

What are the cup’s dimensions?

It measures 2 inches in diameter and 2 inches tall, and it features a 3-inch handle.

Does the product description mention any performance or warranty details?

No. The provided data does not include warranty terms or performance claims beyond its intended use for containing stray powder.