BUY
This option allows you to purchase your Prometheus Gen II and own it. It's your property to do with as you please. Prices Starting at:
$5100
LEASE
When leasing, you enter into a contract to lease your prometheus for a set period of time. You do not own it, and can not sell it. Prices starting at:
$3600
We reserve the right to change pricing at any time.
LEASE BUY-OUT
This allows you to own your Prometheus Gen II and it can be made in a single payment, or anual payments over three or five years.
$1500
** The lease buy-out option is available to pre-existing lease's also.
!!! RESALE WARNING !!!
The majority of Prometheus Gen II machines out in the world are not available for resale. Those machines were leased from Prometheus Tool Corp. They are leased, and just as with any leased equipment, they are not available for resale by the people who leased them. If you purchase a Prometheus from an individual that leased it, you will be receiving stolen property and will be forfeit.
Below is a list of serial numbers belonging to Prometheus machines which are available for legal resale. These units MUST be accompanied by a bill of sale signed by Brand Cole.
A-01
B-00
B-13
B-14
C-14
D-01
D-20
F-14
J-33
K-03
K-36
K-38
K-41
K-43
K-44
K-45
L-00
L-02
L-04
L-06
L-07
L-08
L-09
L-11
L-17
L-19
L-21
L-23
L-24
L-26
L-27
L-28
L-29
L-35
M-03
M-06
M-07
As you know my real name is not "Speedy" Gonzalez but "Thomas" Gonzalez and I live up to both names, "Speedy" for shooting fast and "Thomas" for doubting how thing work until I check them out personally, never taking anyone's word for quality or function unless I have actually tested or used the item myself. In fact all my students have head me say over and over again "I assume everything is always broken unless I check it first!".
The "Prometheus" and its latter generations was such a device. You and I have known each other for quite some time and I have seen your measure evolve from a "Rube Goldberg", "Mouse Trap" looking device to the "Gen II" that looks like it belongs on a Death Star planet killer.
Most people who own one never have the opportunity to compare one to another or do not have the high quality scales to verify thrown weights over several hundred charges to establish a mean.
I have began to migrate from the short range game of benchrest slowly into the the long range aspects of shooting and have come to understand how critical a single grain of powder has become and how paramount its effect is to shooting or competing at any extreme distance. At this point in time I have three of your "Prometheus Gen II" measures at my disposal and two Denver Instruments magnetic force restoration scales, a SI-64 and a PI-114 that resolve into 0.001 of a grain (In Metrology to speak of any number, be it dimension, weight, or velocity, the instrument used must be capable of discriminating 10 times finer than the number you wish to report on accurately).
After two years of testing and comparing three of your Gen II measure's, I am happy to report that such an investment proved to be worth the money and time involved. The Prometheus Gen II if set up correctly and maintained per your instructions is capable of nearly one thousandth of a grain accuracy, with the only thing keeping the measure from that capability is the variance in the individual grains of powder.
If I were new to any extreme distance shooting and setting up a budget, I would for the price of a good scope have to include a Prometheus in my my program to ensure consistent ES's and SD's in my reloading program.
Thank you for all the help along the way, great customer service is just as important as a great product and you furnish both.
Sincerely,
SPEEDY GONZALEZ
