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  • Birthday 11/27/1944

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    Davenport, Florida
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    IPSC - B Open with a 9mm major TruBor; and C Limited with a Browning Hi-Power 9mm minor.
    My posting is only my opinion - based on 65 years of shooting. Other people may, wisely, disagree.
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    Jack Baldwin (RIP)

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  1. Grandpoobah

    Hi Hi-Power Jack:

     

    I have three (3) original Mr. Bullet Feeders and have never used a rubber band on any of them.

     

    If the collator is adjusted correctly, and the bullet profile not altered ( which would change it's center of gravity ) , then the bullet feeder works extremely well.

     

    I have one of my bullet feeders on a Mark 7 / 1050 that loads .38 S.C. at 2,400 rph and I use Montana Gold JHP in 124 grain weight. 

     

    Another is on a Mark 7 / 1050 that loads .45 A.C.P. at 1,800 rph with 230 grain ball bullets - also works perfectly.

     

    The third is on a 1050 manual set for .40 S&W and , needless to say, this one also works perfectly.

     

    Suggest you watch the collator while it is in operation in order to verify the adjustments.

     

    Have  a graet day - if you have a problem Rick K. will help you - he is the genius who "invented" the bullet feeder.

     

    Good luck,

     

    Grandpoobah

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