Been using this bench primer for a couple of weeks now. I do like it, but about 1 in 12 primers drop sideways in front of the ram. I use a toothpick to straighten the primer out. But if you have one of these, make sure you give a quick look at each primer as it drops to make sure it's sitting flat against the ram.
I hate this new triangular holder. Good news the RCBS holder fits just fine with minor filing. Also I am not sure you need to secure the primer to the bench: mine is set on a piece of wood just like yours, but I never fasten it to the bench.
Love your workbench & t track system. Excellent idea. Could you share how you made the inlay cover for the track? I heard this primer system was problematic, so I turn mine over on my small side table & prime by hand. Very efficient for me.
The inlay covers for the track was trial and error on my table saw to get the height/width just right. Experimented on a few pieces of scrap wood until I found the best fit and then cut/ripped longer pieces so each track had a single inlay/cover. Makes working on the bench more "solid" with the inlays as nothing falls in or sinks into the gaps.
@@ReLoadersBench I just hope no one fellows your directions on how to use equipment or how to reload ammo you are a fool Drinking around guns or ammo number 1 no no also smoking around reloading are not to bright
@@carlsoncarlson7084 - Time for you to just sit down, relax and worry about yourself instead of others. Let's look at some of your comments (I'll use numbers, you seem to like them): 1. "Drinking around guns or ammo". Ummmm, where exactly in this video do you see "guns" or "ammo"? Nowhere, that's where. 2. "no also smoking around reloading". And just where or what am I smoking during the video? Did you SEE ME drink (or smoke)? No you didn't, you just ASSUMED it based on what you saw, heard or think was happening behind the camera, because that's what you wanted it to be. Besides, you have NO IDEA what was in the glass. Typical keyboard critic. I know exactly how to use my equipment. More than I can say for the amount of content on your channel I might add. Based on your spelling/grammar...I think you've had a drink or two already. Besides your comments I labeled #1 and #2 above, should be follows, not "fellows". You capitalized "Drinking"...not sure why. Also, you used "to" incorrectly, should have been "too" and not "to". Since you mentioned "number 1", there should have been "2", or maybe "number 2" based on your writing style, otherwise there is no reason to number a statement. Simple fix, if you don't like the content or how it's presented, feel free to not watch my videos and make assumptions about what I may or may not be don't based on parts of what you see and more importantly DON'T see. As far as your original comment of "booze and reloading don't mix well", I'd have to agree. The powder doesn't dissolve in the booze at all, it just swirls around.
Been using this bench primer for a couple of weeks now. I do like it, but about 1 in 12 primers drop sideways in front of the ram. I use a toothpick to straighten the primer out. But if you have one of these, make sure you give a quick look at each primer as it drops to make sure it's sitting flat against the ram.
I hate this new triangular holder. Good news the RCBS holder fits just fine with minor filing.
Also I am not sure you need to secure the primer to the bench: mine is set on a piece of wood just like yours, but I never fasten it to the bench.
I was always taught drinking and shooting don't mix... So if you drink and reload, does this mean you'll be "HOT" loading....lol just sayin'.
dawg u nailed it congrat noudder swig fur dah swag
Drinking whiskey while reloading? Hmmmm.... Doesn't seem like a good idea.
Maybe it's apple cider...in small quantities...
I prefer a nice glass of port myself, with a good cigar.
Saufen beim wiederladen?
@@proudwhitesettler7746 so then a flammable source with the wine and reloading. Going out with a bang LMAO🤪
Love your workbench & t track system. Excellent idea. Could you share how you made the inlay cover for the track? I heard this primer system was problematic, so I turn mine over on my small side table & prime by hand. Very efficient for me.
The inlay covers for the track was trial and error on my table saw to get the height/width just right. Experimented on a few pieces of scrap wood until I found the best fit and then cut/ripped longer pieces so each track had a single inlay/cover. Makes working on the bench more "solid" with the inlays as nothing falls in or sinks into the gaps.
lee has a video saying remove rubber oring
That triangle primer tray is a minus..but I do like the tool
The old round Lee trays fit as does the Frankford Arsenal square one.
Don’t drink and prime
lol...good one
I wonder how the powder measure works with alcohol?
Hmmmmm, if you’re seeing a powder measure in this video maybe you need to put your drink down.
could be an alcohol issue too.....lol
Take another drink....then the tray oops....
YEP that Damn Whisky
Could you use use the old style round primer tray?
Don't know why the brass isn't priming cleanly....... re-adjust the whiskey goggles...
ROFL...ah you SO funny, you make me laugh long time!
Booze and reloading don't mix well
Next time I'll smoke a cigar instead.
@@ReLoadersBench I just hope no one fellows your directions on how to use equipment or how to reload ammo you are a fool Drinking around guns or ammo number 1 no no also smoking around reloading are not to bright
@@carlsoncarlson7084 - Time for you to just sit down, relax and worry about yourself instead of others.
Let's look at some of your comments (I'll use numbers, you seem to like them):
1. "Drinking around guns or ammo". Ummmm, where exactly in this video do you see "guns" or "ammo"? Nowhere, that's where.
2. "no also smoking around reloading". And just where or what am I smoking during the video?
Did you SEE ME drink (or smoke)? No you didn't, you just ASSUMED it based on what you saw, heard or think was happening behind the camera, because that's what you wanted it to be. Besides, you have NO IDEA what was in the glass. Typical keyboard critic.
I know exactly how to use my equipment. More than I can say for the amount of content on your channel I might add.
Based on your spelling/grammar...I think you've had a drink or two already. Besides your comments I labeled #1 and #2 above, should be follows, not "fellows". You capitalized "Drinking"...not sure why. Also, you used "to" incorrectly, should have been "too" and not "to". Since you mentioned "number 1", there should have been "2", or maybe "number 2" based on your writing style, otherwise there is no reason to number a statement.
Simple fix, if you don't like the content or how it's presented, feel free to not watch my videos and make assumptions about what I may or may not be don't based on parts of what you see and more importantly DON'T see.
As far as your original comment of "booze and reloading don't mix well", I'd have to agree. The powder doesn't dissolve in the booze at all, it just swirls around.
@@ReLoadersBench YOU ARE STILL AN IDIOT
out of primers and alcohol.....lol
Rcbs much nicer bench mounted auto prime machine
@ ~$115 for the RCBS bench primer I'd expect it to be better than the ~$35 Lee version.
@@ReLoadersBench $85 for rcbs and well worth it!
@@johns9683 - I realized that 5 years ago... th-cam.com/video/uW1dswx42qU/w-d-xo.html
Maybe you don't know what you're doing
Number one rule no
alcohol while reloading or anything to do with firearms. Dumbest thing I've seen
relax Francis! You are making an assumption about something you don't actually know. focus on your own channel and troll elsewhere...
Lass mal den Alkohol weg......
Wer hat gesagt, dass es Alkohol ist?