Product Reviews

How did I ever reload without this setup? Lights up the shell plate and associated areas under the tool head on my Dillon 650. Very Well Made! Bright enough to make fine adjustments without additional light source. Installation was super easy using the supplied 3M sticky pads. If you reload much, this light source is a MUST HAVE accessory.

Like others, I had to give this brush a shave to keep it from tilting the cases so much that they sometimes would catch in the die. Other than that, it does help to minimize case shake. What was also a big help for me was to trim a bit off of the spring that applies pressure to the indent ball under the shellplate of my Dillon 1100 press. That made the shellplate stop at each station with just a bit less whomp. Between that trick and this brush, I don't have nearly the messy press I used to. Check uTube for the spring trimming video. . . you should probably have a spare spring on hand in case you get too enthusiastic :).

The Primafill does not work as smoothly as they show in the video. There is no way that you can successfully load 100 primers down the tube in 8-10 seconds. And forget about trying to get all primers flipped. It is nowhere near as easy as my plastic primer flipper. It consistently leaves 5-6 primers unturned. This overall process takes just as long as doing it by hand.

Hi Richard,
I would refer you to the video on the product page in which we load 10 tubes of 10 different types of primers in 11minutes. And while they are not all as smooth as others (some primers are easier to handle that others and always will be) it is WAY faster than pickup by hand. Check out that video and the tips about how to hold the device and how to get it to feed faster with primer types that are problematic.

Haven’t had a chance to use it yet still waiting for press to come in

This is the best primer tube filler I have used so far.

This is the best primer tube filler I have used so far.