Mr. Bulletfeeder Pro Dropper Assembly
Mr. Bulletfeeder Pro Dropper Assembly Mr. Bulletfeeder Pro Dropper Assembly
Mr. Bulletfeeder Pro Dropper Assembly 1 Mr. Bulletfeeder Pro Dropper Assembly 1
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€139.00
€3.00
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Tuesday 01 August, 2023
Great product, works 100% - flawlessly
complete satisfaction and only recommend
delivery as always fast and perfect - I recommend it
Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)
Monday 03 May, 2021
This dropper should be used on all Mr.Bullet feeder systems.
It holds more projectiles, the extra weight helps secure the projectile in the brass. Faster loading speeds can be achieved with this dropper.
Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)
Saturday 19 October, 2019
I love the new pro dropper. I purchased this for my 1050 and it works great. This should be the standard part for all Mr Bullet feeders.
Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)
Friday 06 April, 2018
I originally had a Hornady bullet feeder die attached to my RCBS Pro 2000 press. After ages of fiddling with it, I got it to feed successfully around 90% of the time. Then, after a year, the collet broke. The new one they sent me resulted in my getting 50% successful drops AT BEST. I spent more...
Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)

Mr. Bulletfeeder Pro Dropper Assembly

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Manufacturers: Double-Alpha Academy
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Description:

The Dropper Assembly is a critical component of the bullet feeder, and in the PRO model it has been further evolved and improved.

Since the dropper is gravity powered, by increasing the weight of the assembly we are able to get a more reliable and more consistent performance. In the case of the PRO dropper, the brass section is twice as long and so twice as heavy as the original Mr.Bulletfeeder, preventing hang-up which could happen due to excessive feed-spring sideways tension or friction to the dropper.

The Mr. Bulletfeeder PRO dropper uses all-steel parts for the die section to further add weight and durability for the large volume reloaders.

 

Reviews (4)

Tuesday 01 August, 2023
Great product, works 100% - flawlessly
complete satisfaction and only recommend
delivery as always fast and perfect - I recommend it
Monday 03 May, 2021
This dropper should be used on all Mr.Bullet feeder systems.
It holds more projectiles, the extra weight helps secure the projectile in the brass. Faster loading speeds can be achieved with this dropper.
Saturday 19 October, 2019
I love the new pro dropper. I purchased this for my 1050 and it works great. This should be the standard part for all Mr Bullet feeders.
Friday 06 April, 2018
I originally had a Hornady bullet feeder die attached to my RCBS Pro 2000 press. After ages of fiddling with it, I got it to feed successfully around 90% of the time. Then, after a year, the collet broke. The new one they sent me resulted in my getting 50% successful drops AT BEST. I spent more time messing with the feeder than if I simply manually seated the bullets. At wit's end, I took a chance - based on a single review - and bought the Mr. Bulletfeeder assembly. I was able to jury rig it to my RCBS bullet collator and within 5 minutes was churning out cartridges. I've now loaded at least 500 rounds and have had just one failure to drop a bullet. This thing ROCKS! Don't be turned off by the price. Its a small price to pay to keep your sanity. And, my wife appreciates not having to hear all the yelling and cursing from my trying to get the Hornady to function.