Mr Bulletfeeder capacity

[Sarge]

What is the capacity of the unit?

9mm 121's.

I like to use a scoop of some kind to keep things loaded up. Once I have a rough idea of the capacity of the MBF I can find a scoop for that too.

[Coleman]

Sarge,

I really dont have a answer for you as I am waiting on my bulletfeeder. What I am going to do is find something that holds around 100 bullets and when i put primers in i will put in a cup of 100 bullets.

[Got Juice?]

I use the bullet tray from my 1050 as a scoop. Perfect amount of rounds. Every 500 rounds i can skip one 'fill'

[Sarge]

Sarge,

I really dont have a answer for you as I am waiting on my bulletfeeder. What I am going to do is find something that holds around 100 bullets and when i put primers in i will put in a cup of 100 bullets.

That was Rick's(AKA MR Bulletfeeder)advice as well. When reloading primers just drop in some more bullets.

[Canuck223]

I use an empty shotgun shell box to load the case and bullet feeders.

[ChuckS]

I am using a 1st generation KISS. What I do is start out with 2 double-handfuls and then do a single double-handful at primer time. Using my hands allows me one shot to trap any crap from the bullet box (staples, cardboard trimmings, etc) that can jam things up. This has worked for me for 9, 40 and 230 gr .45.

Later,

Chuck

[blueeyedme]

That was Rick's(AKA MR Bulletfeeder)advice as well. When reloading primers just drop in some more bullets.

+1 that's what I am doing with the new DAA Mr. Bulletfeeder.

[Too_Slow]

I use a 24 OZ. coke bottle that I cut the bottom off of. It holds about 270 180 .40 cal or a little over 300 121 IFP's and never have a problem with it being too many bullets.

Brian

Of course I can also unscrew the cap and use it as a funnel to put powder back in the can when I am changing to a different round or caliber.

Edited August 1, 2012 by Too_Slow