Lee Inline Bullet Feeder Dies

[Reloadernoob]

Anyone besides me tried these dies out yet? I bought the 35, 40, and 45 dies basically to try them out, have the DAA dies (which are the greatest!), just waiting on the magazines to get in stock. I've used all 3, and work as advertised, a similar design to the DAA dies with ball bearings to catch and release a bullet, but added a spring that places the bullet into the case mouth instead of gravity.

 

[Ray123]

I don't usually use bullet feeding dies or systems. I tryed 2 and Mr Bullet Feed system was the best and most reliable & easy to use, for loading 9mm by the thousands. Tryied Hornady collet bullet feeding system, but found it lacking, hard to adjust, and keep adjusted, adding a new bullt slightly different length or profile would cause failures. One collet segment broke off and I never replaced the bullet feed die. I just loaded a thousand 380 ACP without a bullet feed...so no failures to slow ya down, no slow indexing to keep the bullet on top of the case from falling off.
I like the Lyman Pro micrometer seating die $109 at Midway...it doesn't pinch the fingers when stuffing small bullets in tiny 380 cases.
Mr Bullet Feeder is on the Hornady AP press set up for 9 mm it works well there with no adjustment on all bullets I've tried.
The ball bearing design to catch the bullet IS the MR Bullet design and it works well in my 9 mm setup...so this may be a viable solution for those willing to check into it, and are in need of a bullet feeding system that works.The old plastic finger designs had alot of negative reviews so I didn't even consider them. Improvements in reloading dies & new or improved designs are always welcome news, thanks for posting.