Inline Fabrication Case ejector?

[fatelvis]

Does anybody use this add-on device on their single stage press (I have a Redding T-7) to kick the processed case into a bin, speeding production time? How do you like it? Thanks for your input!

 

[gravelyctry]

I use one on my Hornady single stage press, and it works well. I use it to kick out cases after depriving and/or resizing, and it works well for that. You can only put a case in the holder after the ram is raised high enough that the spring arm is no longer covering up the shell holder. That’s not a problem for sizing.

But you have to loosen it up and pivot it out of the way of the ram so you can put a charged case in the shell holder and set a bullet on top before seating.

I like it, and would buy it again. Definitely speeds things up when I can use it, just like his videos show.

Neil

 

[22DASHER]

Yes! It’s fantastic! I would highly suggest this purchase to anyone. Definitely speeds things up and worth every penny.

 

[fatelvis]

Great! I like the ability to speed up my single stage precision processes. Thanks guys.

 

[joshb]

It’s really handy when reloading pistol cases.

 

[bozo699]

It ejects a case into a bucket or container? How far does it drop? I would be afraid of dinging my precious Lapua brass I’ve spent hours making perfect. Do you have a picture of it?
Wayne

 

[fatelvis]

https://inlinefabrication.com/colle...tem-for-redding-t-7-single-stage-turret-press

 

[joshb]

It ejects a case into a bucket or container? How far does it drop? I would be afraid of dinging my precious Lapua brass I’ve spent hours making perfect. Do you have a picture of it?
Wayne

Yeah, it has it’s uses but it’s not for your “special” loadings. I use it for pistol and mass produced plinking ammo.

 

[bozo699]

Yeah, it has it’s uses but it’s not for your “special” loadings. I use it for pistol and mass produced plinking ammo.

I have a T7 it might be handy for pistol ammo, If I have a bunch I would use a Dillion but for small batches I can see the value in this.
Wayne

 

[Recko555]

I created my own case kicker on my Redding Big Boss II. It consists of a paper clip (wire) and a rubber band. Anyone can do the same. I use it when I am sizing and depriming brass. Saves a bunch of time.