RAW 18319 Six Shooter Filler for King Size Cones, Plastic

I almost returned this because I really thought that it didn't work. I kept it and boy am I glad that I did. I'm not good at rolling, so the cones are my go to when I need to roll. This thing makes it so easy to roll multiples and I love it. The first few times I used it I was just kind of doing whatever so that's why it wasn't working correct. I took my time read the instructions a few times until I felt comfortable that I understood what to do. Loaded it up and got 6 perfect rolls. I put enough in to fill close to the filter and then used the pin to push each one tight so that it was firm near the filter. Then I filled about half way and tapped it on a hard surface like the instructions said to do. Then I filled them up and took the top off and pushed them up from the bottom. Easy peasy and oh so breezy.

Awesome product, saves so much time ,andThis is the first package that was delivered that wasn't tampered with or crushed corners or damaged box..

So I bought the six shooter because my access to product has gotten significantly cheaper and I was rolling more and more joints. Well I’m busy or lazy or both and the six shooter was my solution.For what it does it’s exactly as described. Straight forward easy to do. The materials used feel solid and like it will last me a long time. I don’t feel as if the plastic would break under normal use. The packaging is classic raw brown. Great aesthetics.Cool product. Pros easy to use, won’t break easily. Cons you’ll smoke more.

I'm thankful for this cone filler because I can't roll joints anymore. I can only use my right hand, and this is another tool to help me keep my independence. It only took a couple times for me to start to perfect the packing process.

As someone who has tremors this is a good alternative. When it comes to the packing the tobacco or whatever you are smoking, I will say that starting out - start with very small amounts or it will be limp down by the filter. As you use it you will see what I’m talking about.

This is a great product if...1. Use the preroll size that matches the six shooter size. I bought a king shooter and king prerolls. The preroll(s) drop into the holes. I did six at a time. 2. Grind your flower. 3. Sprinke ground flower into the holes with the prerolls. Use a tamper to lightly pack the flower into the prerolls. Doing this prevents a limp joint! I don't measure but around a half inch. 4. Now add flower to the top of the cylinder, put on the lid, and gently rap the cylinder on the table. You're not trying to destroy it. Easy going tough guy. 5. Tamp down the flower into the prerolls and repeat steps 4 and 5 until the preroll is as full as you like. 6. Push the preroll up from the bottom and twist the end.This is fast and easy. Do not rush it. Enjoy and do a good job. The joints burn more evenly than I'm used to. Loading evenly from the top works great.Edit** ...adding this after using a second time. Filled three this time. I noticed that the prerolls extend below the bottom of the unit. Putting the lid temporarily on the bottom is an option if you're concerned about pushing the preroll too hard when filling. Worked great again. Not much tamping required for a tight joint.%%% Update after several months. Well, this thing has potential. Maybe you can figure it out. I need to have first inch or two next to the filter filled with enough pot so the joint isn't floppy.

I wasn't sure if I was going to like this thing but I've come to enjoy having it a lot. Being that personally I go thru multiple cones a day this tool helps me be able to do 6 at once fairly quickly and easily while watching something on YouTube, but also is great for party setting when you may want to have more than one going at once. You also have the option to just do 1, 2, or 3 for those who can't pack cones well themselves

Item is pretty easy to use. Takes a few time to learn how much to start with and how it will pack all the way to the tip. So far I really like this and has saved time and dropped loads on the floor from loose packs. The only thing I have found is you really should start a 1/4 to 1/2 inch load first and do a stick pack so the small end down at the tip gets packed tight since the first few I did they were a little floppy right at the tip, if you roll them you know what I am talking about. Overall I give this a five star due to the really cool factor of being able to pre-roll 3 or 6 at one time. Take your time learning how you want it and you will learn to love it. Thanks for the great tool RAW...