Just wanted to say I enjoy your videos! They have been very informative in both helping me to decide on future products as well as troubleshooting current ones. Great Job and please keep the videos coming.
The bullet feeder tubes work great and a lot cheaper than a $350 dollar bullet feeder. I have bought the tubes for as little as $20 each. That would get me about 17 tubes with 25 Plus bullets in them depending on caliber. About 400 rounds . I use these for loading 38 Special 45 ACP and 9mm.
bought the hornady bullet feeder die with Rcbs bullet tube from midway for 8 bucks what a deal just had to do some light Samsung and they work great. I like how its a clear tube easy to see the bullets
Time wise, does it take about the same amount of time to fill the bullet tubes as it does to put the bullets on the cases individually by hand? Or do the bullet tubes save time? Thanks! Great instructional videos! Keep them coming please.
+lifelong learner Excellent question. It really depends on how you use them. If you take the time to fill all of them up to capacity and then start loading, you end up not saving much (if anything) in terms of time. What I do is fill one up, then as I'm loading, I pop a few more bullets into the top during those stretches where everything is going smoothly. Since I can pop the bullets into the tube without much thought, things seem to go much faster than if I have to align the bullet myself and make sure it's inside the case mouth all the way around.
I am reloading 9 mm. I have an issue with the bullet feeding tube wanting to rise up and then fall out of the bullet feeding die. Works fine if I keep one hand on it holding it down in place, but I doubt it’s supposed to work like that. Any suggestions?.
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Just wanted to say I enjoy your videos! They have been very informative in both helping me to decide on future products as well as troubleshooting current ones. Great Job and please keep the videos coming.
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The bullet feeder tubes work great and a lot cheaper than a $350 dollar bullet feeder. I have bought the tubes for as little as $20 each. That would get me about 17 tubes with 25 Plus bullets in them depending on caliber. About 400 rounds . I use these for loading 38 Special 45 ACP and 9mm.
bought the hornady bullet feeder die with Rcbs bullet tube from midway for 8 bucks what a deal just had to do some light Samsung and they work great. I like how its a clear tube easy to see the bullets
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Hello, do you know if they make a case feeder tube that would work in the same way? It seems like a logical next step.
Time wise, does it take about the same amount of time to fill the bullet tubes as it does to put the bullets on the cases individually by hand? Or do the bullet tubes save time? Thanks! Great instructional videos! Keep them coming please.
+lifelong learner Excellent question. It really depends on how you use them. If you take the time to fill all of them up to capacity and then start loading, you end up not saving much (if anything) in terms of time. What I do is fill one up, then as I'm loading, I pop a few more bullets into the top during those stretches where everything is going smoothly. Since I can pop the bullets into the tube without much thought, things seem to go much faster than if I have to align the bullet myself and make sure it's inside the case mouth all the way around.
I am reloading 9 mm. I have an issue with the bullet feeding tube wanting to rise up and then fall out of the bullet feeding die. Works fine if I keep one hand on it holding it down in place, but I doubt it’s supposed to work like that. Any suggestions?.
Will the 45 tube work with the 44 mag feeder die
For 9mm Hornady bullet feed fit only for bullet 355" or also 356"? Thanks!
It fits 356” but my die has a hard time with them. Stick with 355”