Powerlyte Scepter

[sigep2x]

Does the Scepter come with a carrying case?

[PBguy11]

I don't think it does, but i think you can buy one seperate.

I'm not positive, so don't hold me to this.

[BourneKiller]

I don't think it does, but you can get the DYE Boombox. It's a hard case w/ padded interior for like 4 barrels I think.

But that wouldn't be perfect... I don't know what I would do (though I should start thinking about that, since I'm going to be getting one soon)

Ask Knick Knack about it.

He seems to be the ultimate authority on Scepter's. ;)

[JDB]

It does come with a carrying case. When I ordered mine right before x-mas it came with a soft case capable of holding the fron, back, 5 inserts, and a extra tip or back piece if you have one.

[sigep2x]

Thanks allot:D

[BourneKiller]

Originally posted by JDB
It does come with a carrying case. When I ordered mine right before x-mas it came with a soft case capable of holding the fron, back, 5 inserts, and a extra tip or back piece if you have one.

NICE! Sweet, was it a great case? Tough, good looking, well-padded? tell us about it, and post a pic if you can. ;) thanks!

[Zophiel]

The case is soft, padded nylon, and certainly isn't as durable as the Freak's plastic suitcase, but it's good enough. It's the same material they make good-quality backpacks out of. And it's very compact, and you can stuff it into a backpack, and the whole thing is so light (even with my stainless back) that even if you drop it you won't damage anything.

One last thing, though, I don't know if anyone else is having this problem, but I can't get the largest bore insert (0.692) to fit into the back. Well, I can, but I'm afraid I won't be able to get it out again, because it's such a tight fit. That's the one bad thing I see about the Scepter.

EDIT: Strike that last one. Now I have to sing the praises about Powerlyte's customer service. :) They're sending me a new insert, no questions asked, except I have to return the faulty insert I have now (duh).

[BourneKiller]

Originally posted by Zophiel
The case is soft, padded nylon, and certainly isn't as durable as the Freak's plastic suitcase, but it's good enough. It's the same material they make good-quality backpacks out of. And it's very compact, and you can stuff it into a backpack, and the whole thing is so light (even with my stainless back) that even if you drop it you won't damage anything.

One last thing, though, I don't know if anyone else is having this problem, but I can't get the largest bore insert (0.692) to fit into the back. Well, I can, but I'm afraid I won't be able to get it out again, because it's such a tight fit. That's the one bad thing I see about the Scepter.

EDIT: Strike that last one. Now I have to sing the praises about Powerlyte's customer service. :) They're sending me a new insert, no questions asked, except I have to return the faulty insert I have now (duh).

Saweet!

That's also great to hear about Powerlyte's customer service.

Hey did you find the number on their website? You didn't have to go hunting for it?

[Zophiel]

I just clicked on "About Us" on the main page, and I got their number and mailing address.

[doby45]

As far as the Scepter goes it is top notch. The customer service is awesome and the product lives up to everything it is suppose to. I just recently got a 5 bore kit SS back 12" and used it this past weekend in a tournament and I was putting paint on top of paint from my 40 to their back with no effort. The case that comes with it is soft sided and padded. The padding is pretty thick, but I still would not want someone sitting on my case. I will post a pic of the case.

http://www.priority1pb.com/Scepter.jpg

[PBguy11]

wow, this is news to me. That's awesome they're giving people cases. I guess they pretty much have to though. Not just to compete with other kits, but to protect their product.