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2 Mar 2018
I have a Hornady bullet feeder die very well built, I use nosler 185gr bullets in my 45. I had trouble with them feeding they said it doesn’t work to good with light bullets. You have to play with it. Day went by good for shit. I read about DOUBLE ALFA. I CALLED THEM told them what I had and they said there’s would work. Can I return it if it doesn’t work,sure you can. THIS DIE WORKS. Only had it couple of weeks no double stacking works all the time. Highly recommend this the LIGHT BULLETS.
Denny
28 Feb 2018
I have loaded thousands of 10mm rounds with the Hornady bullet feeder. It took a lot of tweaking to make it feed right. However, a friend of mine asked if I would give this Mr. bullet feeder die a try. This die is quality and it’s purpose or perfect for the task. It feeds and operates much better than the hornady product. No spilling all the bullets when the press is in action, no miss feeds, it just works! If u reload a lot it will be money well spent!
Kelly Mason
27 Feb 2018
I bought to test the MrBulletFeeder in 9 mm. This product is incredibly simple and does the job perfectly. Before I had the RCBS Bullet feeder and from time to time it dropped several bullets while it's not been 6 months that I have it. So I ordered 3 more MrBulletFeeder, one for the 38/357, and 2 in 45 to make the 44 and 45. I paired these MrBulletFeeder with MAG-P from SoCal S & W. It works very very well. I think the MrBulletFeeder is currently the best bullet feeder on the market.
Fabrice66
23 Feb 2018
I tried the Hornady bullet feeder die and it did not work well at all. I should have bought the Mr Bullet Feeder die first as they work perfect and are easy to set up. Great product and fast delivery.
TIM YAWN
18 Feb 2018
fine quality product. Matches the hopper perfectly. arrived in no time at all. !00% satisfied
Michael
7 Feb 2018
I was informed the 45 die would work with my 44 magnum and 44 special except the Dillon modification. I found the unit would not work with bullets which had any cannelure in the jacket or any lube groove in cast bullets. The die had such sensitivity that the three ball bearings fell in the cannelure and stopped performing. This caused dropping the ram and clearing the bullet. Otherwise, a very workable unit for those calibers which don't have cannelures in the bullet jackets.
Larry Shuman