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Some of you may remember my bullet feeding challenges with my 9mm Hornady bullet feeding die(s). Over time it went from 90% (10% being "stuck" bullets in the feeding die) reliable to 10% (90% being "stuck" bullets in the feeding die) reliable. I tried cleaning/polishing the die and only made things worse. Ended up buying another die and the stuck bullet process started all over again.
I absolutely LOVE my Mag-P bullet feeding tube solution that sits atop the Hornady bullet feeding die. However, every time there was a stuck bullet not only was it a pain in the butt to remove the Mag-p (and not spill bullets) but to then deal with the jam in the die...OVER AND OVER. To the point I just removed my Mag-p and was hand feeding the Hornady die and dealing with the stuck/jam bullets at the source.
Then I found the Lee inline bullet feeding die. Hmmm. Looked interesting. Was on backorder FOREVER. Finally got one and OMG....bullet feeding consistency. Hallelujah! Unfortunately, the Lee bullet feeding die has a much smaller diameter "collar" as compared to the Hornady which meant I could no longer use my Mag-p. The Lee bullet tubes work, but I like the Mag-p solution MUCH better.
I reached out the SocalSW about making a new/additional base (or entirely new offering) in his Mag-p line of bullet feeding tubes that would be compatible with the Lee bullet feeding die. He got back to me he ordered a die to see what it would take. Fast forward 2 months and I check back. Too many other things on the plate apparently, so no update.
Now, another 4+ months later I just checked their site and no update. Not going to bother reaching out again as that what it feels like it would be...bothering. Time to deal with this myself, especially now that I have a mini lathe. So this video covers my dilemma and how I solved my problem myself.