My very first primer was inverted. This was actually a good thing because it showed me that the primer fill tube was not seated properly. After seating everything was fine. I have now loaded several hundred primers with no problems.

Why oh why did I wait so long? Don't be a cheap-oh like me and drool over this for multiple Christmas'. Do yourself a favor and just get it. Go ahead and send your spouse or girlfriend the link. Just do it. You can thank me later. I loaded 1000 primers in under 5 min with ZERO finger cramping. I looked at this initially and thought, "there's no way that ridiculously simple thing works". I'm here to tell you that not only does it work but it works FAST!!!!. I slightly chamfered the inside lip of my Dillon tubes with my brass neck chamfer tool and they also worked perfectly. ZERO hangups. Just tilt it away from the feed tube and let them go in single file vs bunched up in the corner with the tube.

Man I love it when things exceed expectations!

I'm updating a review from 11/24/22 where I said primers occasionally don't feed correctly or go in upside down. I figured out it was pilot error so I changed from 4 stars to 5 stars. The tube has to be fully seated in the Primafill. I also had to chamfer the mouth of one primer tube to keep the primers from sticking. I've loaded Federal, CCI and Winchester small pistol primers so far and I am using RCBS, Dillon and FA tubes with the Primafill. They all work very well. This loads 100 primers so fast it's hard to believe. I have loaded about 7000 primers and after I figured out my problem I have not had ANY issues. I would and do highly recommend this to my friends.

I despise filling primer tubes by hand. I purchased this and have only loaded CCI 400s so far BUT it is EASY and FAST. Watch the video, follow the instructions, no problem.

Great little tool. I have a Dillon press and keeping the primer tubes full has always been an issue. This speeds things up incredibly well. Simple to use and very efficient.

I used to insert one primer at a time until I found this! It does take some practice to get the primers to line up and then fall into the tube. Once you get the hang of it, you will be able to fill a tube of 100 primers in less than a minute (including placing the primers onto the tray and shaking them so the anvils are facing up).