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30 Apr 2024

Works great, easy to get setup and calibrated vs Dillon rf100. Ran a 4-500 primers thru it to test accuracy and were 100% right side up correct. My Dillon had when fully tuned about 1-3 per 100 , best case was 3-5 per 500. Was tired of pulling bullets so bought this on on pre-order. Already sold my old Dillon! Only small part I don’t like is the last 5-10 primers won’t travel around and drop down, if they are not bunched up the fall add before dropping. But if always have 5 in the bin it all works out and get about 100 loaded on the next runs. I would recommend this product. [DAA Reply]: In order to improve the feeding of the last few primers, we always recommend tuning the frequency with just 10-15 primers in the bowl. Adjust for the best movement for the LAST few primers, even if that does not produce the fastest movement when the bowl is full. Overall, performance and speed will be optimized, and your last primer issue should be solved.

brian pearson

DAA Dislodge-Wedge for Dillon Variable Speed Case Feeder

29 Apr 2024

I have a new Dillon 750 with the variable speed case feeder. I predominantly load .38 Special and .357 Magnum brass. Both of these calibers were occasionally gettin stuck in the case feed plate. I put the Double Alpha dislodge wedge in the bowl replacing the one that Dillon supplied. I ran about 250 cases today, not one jam! Thanks Double Alpha!

Bill Semplice

Ammo Brass Collector

29 Apr 2024

This is my second brass roller(1st more expensive from other vendor), so the price is right and maybe add 5-10 more wires to the product for tighter spacing. Most trouble comes from collecting .223/5.56, rolling throws already capture cases back out through the wires. Mixed brass works well enough, homogeneous pistol brass collection flawless.

Keith Hatfield