Product Reviews

A not so inexpensive luxury allowing the reloader to have a supply of charged primer feed tubes at the ready.

Not owning a Dillon reloading press modifying these tubes for use with a Primal Rights CPS was a waste of time and money. I'll find comfort in my mistake were I to find their use for picking up a small batch of primers from the tray easier than the stiffer fingers on the stock CPS supplied tubes

Out of the box easy setup, loading on a Dillon XL750 and slowing down each down stoke to look inside the case to make sure you don't have a short or too much charge was getting tired so after installation no more worries full speed ahead, great product only problem is it's out of stock again.

Easy to install works flawlessly great value, if you have the Dillon XL750 it's a must have to use all stations.

I bought the DAA bullet dropper and was going to use Lee and Hornady bullet feeders. I did that then I bought the Mr. Bulletfeeder mini. It works great. In my case, I use Xtreme plated 45 cal 230 gr RN. The bulletfeeder holds 89 which I load while watching tv. The other 11, I just keep the dropper topped off (5 bullets). Service is excellent and responsive. Nothing to complain about.

I bought this item because the Hornady version did not work reliably. Not Hornady’s fault as they clearly state that their bullet dropper is for FMJ bullets. I use Xtreme 45 cal 230 gr RN plated. DAA uses a completely different method vs Hornady or RCBS in that it uses three ball bearings rather than a friction collet. It reliably drops all types of bullets except flat nose, I think. Works great and their service department is excellent and very responsive.