.223 cases Upside Down
Quote from Reloader on July 6, 2013, 4:15 pmHello
Something I found that I figured I'd pass on.
A couple of months ago I started loading .223 Remington.
I was having a problem where 1-2 percent of the cases would drop in the tube upside down, resulting in a jam.
I found that if the case feeder is set to high the problem clears. When turned back to low it returns.
Hello
Something I found that I figured I'd pass on.
A couple of months ago I started loading .223 Remington.
I was having a problem where 1-2 percent of the cases would drop in the tube upside down, resulting in a jam.
I found that if the case feeder is set to high the problem clears. When turned back to low it returns.
Quote from Reloader on July 8, 2013, 1:24 pmThere should be a small metal slider in the left side of the port were the brass drops out of the hopper and into the feed tube. Slide that metal piece over until it just catches the brass before it drops into the feed tube. You'll have no more upside down cases at full speed. 🙂
There should be a small metal slider in the left side of the port were the brass drops out of the hopper and into the feed tube. Slide that metal piece over until it just catches the brass before it drops into the feed tube. You'll have no more upside down cases at full speed. 🙂