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Product Reviews
2 May 2024
What to say. It‘s doing what it should. Great product. I would love to see them in different colors. That’s the only thing to improve
2 May 2024
Best in class. I am using Hornady and DAA picking tubes. But the easiness of picking primers is best with „Dillon Primer Picking Tube“. Best is. There are extra tips included that can easily put on the DAA tubes. Great product
2 May 2024
What to say. It‘s doing what it should. Getting punched and patched. Great product
2 May 2024
It is a "life saver", no more picking primers with your hands. Top.
Jak to mówią must have, ułatwia życie i to bardzo, konstrukcja przemyślana. Top.
1 May 2024
Update to my previous review. After watching a few more videos on “tweaking” the speed tuning, I have been able to achieve perfection! I’m still seeing 100% proper primer position compared to a percentage of upside down primers that I endured for years with my Dillon version, plus at a price that is about half of the Dillon price for both small and large. Highly recommend this product. I’ve loved my daa bullet feeder and now have to decide which I love better, both are awesome!
1 May 2024
I was kind of iffy about getting the PrimeVibe because it seems a lot like the Dillon RF100, which I had a bad time with. With the RF100, I'd always end up with 1-2 primers flipped the wrong way in each tube, and that was super annoying.
But I decided to take a chance on the DAA PrimeVibe, and I've gotta say, I'm really impressed. I've loaded around 50 tubes (that's 5000 primers) and I haven't spotted a single upside-down primer. I was using Fiocchi and Federal primers.With the Federal ones, I did notice the feed rate was a bit slower, and sometimes the last few primers would hang out in the bowl, but for the most part, I could fill a tube in about a minute and a half on average.
A couple of times a primer hung at the output hole, but a quick tap on the shield fixed that pretty quickly.
Overall, this thing was a breeze to use and it did the job well, plus it's way cheaper than the Dillon option. I'd definitely buy it again.
