I've been loading on two Dillon 650s for around 25 years. I quickly decided that I didn't want to use a flip tray and pick-up tubes, so I bought a Frankfort Arsenal Vibra Prime. The VP worked okay, but is pretty flimsy. Several months ago, I bought a Primer Fill. What a great improvement over the VP!! I've loaded around 20k primers now with the Primer Fill. Much sturdier, more efficient design, compared to the Vibra Prime. A friend has loaded over 80k primers on his Primer Fill and has yet to change the battery. I highly recommend the Primer Fill!

had a lot of primer fillers but this one fits the bill !! thanks again

You can't beat it! I've tried them all and can't find anything better. Fast accurate, I love it. So far I've only loaded the small primers. I loaded 10,000 small primers and I can't think of any way it could be improved.

Works great. Much faster way to fill primer tubes.

Bought this based on years of frustration using a Dillon primer tube filler regarding small primers. This thing works! Small effort needed. No more flipped primers getting loaded

Works great, almost flawlessly.

Double Alpha should make a primer tray that fits the internal dimensions of the DAA Primer Fill so one can invert the Primer Fill Unit into the primer tray and just flip it, problem solved. The current DAA Primer Tray (sold separately) will not fit the inside deminsions of the Primer Fill.

One you get the nack of controlling the unit, left to right and front to back when loading the primers into the primer tube, you can fill the tubes very fast. It's all practice, beats doing it by hand.

I see complaints about the primers flipping in the tray while loading a primer tube, simple fix to that problem. Just press down on the units lid with slight finger pressure and the primers will not flip over. I have noticed that the primers that flip do so while vibrating agains the large primer block piece directly opposit the small primer tube hole that you are filling. Pressing down on the cover of the DAA Primafill solves the problem.

When the primers get stuck while entering the primer tube use your case neck deburring tool to smooth it out. If the deburring wasn't the problem, do not tilt the unit so severely towards the primer tube you are filling hold it more level.