DAA Output Chute and Spring

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Double-Alpha Academy

€22.00

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Yanick ***

14 May 2024

Rien à redire, conforme à la description !!

Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)

George ***

3 Dec 2023

DAA Reply: we don’t believe any static electricity that could build up during the sliding of the bullet down the spring could make the round go off.
Possibly an impact on the primer could do that, so it is always wise not allow to rounds to slide too quickly down the spring – best to angle it so...

Rating: (1 of 5 Stars!)

Kevin ***

17 Mar 2023

I’ve been running a Hornady LnL with a Mr. BulletFeeder, and it turns out loaded rounds so fast I’m forever managing/emptying the output bin. Upon purchasing/using the DAA Output Chute & spring, I discovered that this inexpensive item has been some of the best money I’ve spent in a long time . ....

Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)

Craig ***

3 Mar 2023

Works just fine on my Hornady AP. No more overflowing bins in a long loading session. This directs everything to a large tub I placed on the floor, and i deal with everything at the end. Great!

Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)

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Description:

The DAA Output Chute can be attached to any reloading press, hanging onto the same bracket which usually holds the Akro-Bin, and replacing it.

The long, 120cm (47") feed spring enables you to run the ammo down to a container on the floor, sparing you the need to empty that bin as you reload, and uncluttering your reloading press.

This Output Chute is also designed to clip on below the output ramp of the DAA Automatic Brass Marker, and can be used there to output the ammo down to a container on the floor or below your workbench.

This Chute has been tested to work perfectly with all pistol caliber ammo (9-40), although some types of 0.45 bullets have been seen to hang up occasionally. It works well with .223 rifle ammo too. It is designed to handled loaded ammo, not brass, which is more likely to hang-up.