Lee Inline Bullet Feeder

[@vcranchi]

thank you! well explained :)! Victor from Brazil!

[@kenjustken5994]

I totally understand the reason why and I will follow you on Rumble

[@plinkinpreacher456]

Thanks Ken, I appreciate that!

[@byronjohnson9029]

Thanks for showing this product, I have been looking at it myself.

[@Ruteger100]

Thanks PP.

[@timspence3597]

Bought these when introduced, pretty happy with them. Modeled after the DAA Mini bulletfeeder die, but at half the price!

[@plinkinpreacher456]

half the price was what attracted me and the fact that they work very well. Thanks for watching.

[@livincincy4498]

Many do a KZbin preview video then a full video on Rumble. This keeps the channel strikes away. It also keeps you being found on KZbin

[@jesseboutdoorsreloading]

That’s a nice setup. Sad to see you leave KZbin. I have a Rumble channel and it really isn’t worth my time. The masses are on KZbin. KZbin is just bad with the censorship.

[@user-qn6jo9xl4r]

Hi, I have a question does the inline bullet feeder flare/expand the brass ? also do you recommend this press? Thank you

[@plinkinpreacher456]

The inline bullet feeder does not flare/expand the brass. The Lee Powder Through expanding die does that and throws a charge of powder at the same time. As far are recommending the press I encourage you to check out my channel on Rumble (rumble.com/user/plinkinpreacher) and view the videos i have there about the "Ultimate Turret Press" overall it's got some nice features but also some issues.

[@ranger5309]

If you put a strong magnet on the end, do you think it would help hold the bearings into place?

[@plinkinpreacher456]

do you mean use a magnet when you take the die apart to keep the bearings from falling on the floor? not sure how that would work. once you get it back together the bearings stay in place fine. Thanks for watching!

[@ranger5309]

@@plinkinpreacher456 Yes, when you take it apart.

[@TheOnlyBigRed32]

What is the extra plastic piece included with the magazine that looks like the plastic top retainer but isn’t threaded?

[@plinkinpreacher456]

Not sure what you are referring to. Mine came with the bottom plastic piece which holds the tubes and slips into the bullet feeding die and a top plastic piece which slips over the tubes at the top only

[@TheOnlyBigRed32]

@@plinkinpreacher456 found the instructions. It’s a piece for the bottom of the bottom bracket for use on the APP press

[@plinkinpreacher456]

@@TheOnlyBigRed32 I looked through my stuff and found what you were talking about. My magazine came with clear tubes for .35 caliber and yellow tubes for .30 caliber. I think that piece would also work with the yellow tubes on a .30 caliber bullet feeding die. it has a smaller inside diameter. I don't have an APP press and I don't intend to buy a .30 caliber feeding die. Thanks for the info!

[@jetskiwillywilly7970]

My problem with it is....9 feed no problem, then 10th get stuck, lower my ram then projectile shoots, hits the plate and throws powder everywhere.

[@plinkinpreacher456]

What bullets are you using?

[@jetskiwillywilly7970]

@@plinkinpreacher456 9mm HST

[@plinkinpreacher456]

@@jetskiwillywilly7970 do you have the ball bearings set in the right place? I've never had a bullet stick in the feeder, as I said in my video sometimes the die sticks in the upper position but it still drops the bullet and doesn't affect the operation. Maybe you should give Lee a call. They are pretty good with customer service.

[@Atlasmehd]

You’re naive if you think any social platform is not harvesting your data. If you are not paying (and probably then too) to be a client then you are the product.

[@poopymcface9792]

Nobody said religious people were smart, dude. This dude relates everything to the Bible, even the most arbitrary things like a bullet feed system. It’s pretty sad to see somebody that brainwashed.