Winchester WUS-32 Muzzleloader Powder Measure - 32 Grain Capacity

The Winchester WUS-32 powder measure delivers consistent powder charges for muzzleloader enthusiasts who demand precision with every shot. This 32-grain capacity measure eliminates guesswork and reduces charge variations that can affect accuracy and performance downrange.

What Makes This Different

Unlike basic powder flasks or improvised measuring methods, the WUS-32 features a precision-machined brass body with graduated markings for repeatable charges. The adjustable spout design prevents spillage during loading, while the spring-loaded mechanism ensures consistent powder flow. Internal components resist corrosion from black powder residue better than standard steel alternatives.

Key Features

• 32-grain maximum capacity with graduated measurement marks
• Brass construction resists black powder corrosion
• Adjustable spout fits most muzzleloader barrel diameters
• Spring-loaded dispensing mechanism for consistent charges
• Compact 4.5-inch length fits standard shooting bags
• Knurled grip surface prevents slipping during use
• Compatible with FFg, FFFg, and Pyrodex powders

Field testing shows the WUS-32 reduces charge weight variations to within 0.5 grains when used properly. Hunters report improved shot-to-shot consistency at 100 yards, while competitive shooters appreciate the time savings during rapid loading sequences. The brass construction withstands temperature extremes from -20°F to 120°F without affecting measurement accuracy.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 32 grains maximum powder charge
• Material: Machined brass body with steel spring mechanism
• Dimensions: 4.5" L x 0.75" diameter
• Weight: 2.1 ounces
• Spout: Adjustable from 0.45" to 0.54" diameter
• Graduation: 2-grain increment markings
• Compatibility: All standard muzzleloader powders

The Winchester WUS-32 represents proven engineering for serious muzzleloader shooters who refuse to compromise on accuracy. Professional gunsmiths stock this measure for customers who understand that consistent powder charges form the foundation of precision shooting.