The sorting "table" area could have been a bit bigger, not easy to add primers without spilling them

I have purchased multiple primer fillers trying to find something at would speed up and make it easier to get the primers ready for reloading. None worked to my satisfaction and I stopped using them. It was quicker with less problems to just do it by hand, picking up each primer in the tubes. But the DAA Primafill Gen II is without a doubt the best and fastest primer fill system on the market. I will never go back to any other primer filling system out there and I don't see a reason to ever try using something different it's that good. I use this Primafill Gen II for all of my primer seating systems, Dillon XL-750, 550C and the Deracco Engineering precision primer setter. I purchased the extra priming tubes and now I just load up 400 primers and knock out my reloads on the progressive press. You can't go wrong with this primer fill system.

Works as advertised. Nice design. It saves a lot of time. Filling primer sticks was always my "least favorite" part of the reloading process. Not anymore.

I had the Gen 1 Primafill and it worked great on small pistol primers, but not so much on large pistol which is the majority of my reloading. I spoke with DA and they were kind enough to give a discount on the Gen 2 and I've been very happy with it. the aluminum inserts are much better at guiding primers in to the tubes. it typically takes longer to get the primers into the tray than it does to load tubes. EXCELLECT improvement and Thanks to DA for the Great customer service.

The best handheld primer tube filler. It takes a little practice to figure out the perfect angle to hold it and how fast to feed the primers into the tube, but once you do it works better than any other handheld unit I've tried.

I initially purchased the Hornady 1911 primer filler. It was awful so I sent it back. Note: This is not a slam on Hornady products. I own many and they're top notch; they just missed the mark on their primer filler.

Immediately after, I ordered a DAA PrimiFill. With the DAA unit, it took a little practice to learn the right "angle". There's a fairly small "sweet spot" between too much tilt and not enough. Once you get that down, the DAA PrimaFill works really well. Also, it seems to be made well so I expect it will last a good long while.