Comments on: UltimateReloader.com Tests RCBS Progressive with Bullet Feeder

By: Debo

Debo — Sat, 28 Mar 2015 08:34:46 +0000

Why can’t someone come out with a Bullet Feeder that will feed bullets from 380ACP through 300 WinMag buy just changing top feed disks and or feed tubes and Dies??? Should only have to change disk for pistol cal, and both disks&Tubes and dies for rifle cal,,, Would be worth buying one then as long as the disks are under $20.00 and the tubes as well… Needs to have auto shut off when tube is full! It also needs to work with “BLUE” “RED” AND “GREEN” PRESSES!! Until then I will have to keep loading by hand… Can’t believe there is not one person out there that is smart enough to figure that out yet!!! Who would be dum enough to buy 9 different feeders at $500. Each??? (Unless you shoot 100000 rounds a month) Then you might recoup your money in a few years!!! I figured at the rate I shoot, it will take me about 8 to 9 Years just to break even with the Dillon xl650 set up…

By: john murray

john murray — Thu, 26 Jun 2014 22:37:29 +0000

which press do own or use most

By: Clark E Myers

Clark E Myers — Sun, 07 Jul 2013 02:53:03 +0000

I’d dearly love to see Jeunke machine test figures for bullets that have been collated and dropped through an autofeeder into a progressive press seating die. There’s lots of potential there for damage but I have no idea what if anything actually happens

By: Boyd Allen

Boyd Allen — Sat, 06 Jul 2013 19:07:20 +0000

Excellent video, well worth watching. The two step bullet seating was interesting. I would like some follow up information as to how much the runout was for the finished rounds, also the base to ogive. I realize that for a typical AR application this may not be quite so critical, but who is to say that with different dies that this whole setup could no produce some very good ammo for a precision bolt rifle.

By: Dan Conzo

Dan Conzo — Fri, 25 May 2012 01:35:27 +0000

That’s nice, but primer pocket swagers have been around for awhile to take the military crimp out.. When is the swage tool coming that will tighten up the primer pocket after the become loose? If anybody can do it I know RCBS can.