How well does a Lee Case Collator modification with Pex tubing for 9mm cases work? by Michael Cantor

Lee case collator modification that seems to orient cases 99.5% of the time. YOU the user still have to watch your cases feed into the indexing plate. I'm sure a case could get upside down but man is this good. Full disclosure: I am not claiming to have invented this. I searched it out and made the modification for myself and wanted to demonstrate it independently.

[@bobsunkees3392]

Thankyou for showing that info and explains how to ps I reload in my living room also.

[@rjohnson5120]

Thanks for this video. How has it been working for you? Also, if you do get an upside down case, is there an easy way to remove or correct it?

[@michaelcantor61]

It works pretty well. about 99%. Theres an occasional upside down but I watch as I load. Try keeping the inserts flush with the top rather than recessed: I will try that and see if it is better.

[@barrypote4469]

I just did the "pex" thing. Don't drop a ton in there. Do a handful at a time and place them near the edge, while shaking. I never get an upside down case.

[@jungleno.]

Drop a carriage bolt with an appropriate sized head into the center hole. That will slightly overlap and reduce the diameter of all four case feeder holes.
No more upside down cases.

[@michaelcantor61]

I've done that as well, actually with a thin washer that overlapped the holes and that works too.

[@firebladeflow]

i can see at least 3 upside down ...

[@michaelcantor61]

I don't think so. It is hard to see, the clarity and shine, but I counted these and there were none upside down. I admit I get some once in a while, but it is much better.. not perfect.