Speedloader for Benchrest

[hunter14806]

Where can I find a speedloader/block for holding ammo for benchrest comp.?

 

[FergusBailey]

I have the one sold by Lester Bruno and think it is the best model I have seen for a PPC case. Unfortunately he doesn’t have a picture on his web site http://www.brunoshooters.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=BSS&Product_Code=BACCS

 

[MDSpencer]

Wow $150 dollars what a deal.

 

[lynn]

Look for a SureFeed made by Tim Sellars in Texas.I have the Cowan and it works great but the Surefeed feeds your rounds from the exact same location shot after shot.You don't move your hand over or up and down as the string progresses it is always in the same location.
Lynn

 

[aJR]

Hi All , I just made up a new one for a shootin pal of mine because i'm bored .. Out of a recycled antique ships compass .. Wood is AUS mountain ash , cost $2..JR..Jeff Rogers

 

[lmorrison17]

I made my own. My pic is too large but if you want to see it Mail me.
Larry

 

[Minesweeper3433]

Wow those are crazy expensive. Why is it so hard to just measure and drill. I cant figure out how one of these doesn't cost 15-20 bucks. All it seems to be is loading block on a stand?

 

[queen_stick]

Look for a SureFeed made by Tim Sellars in Texas.I have the Cowan and it works great but the Surefeed feeds your rounds from the exact same location shot after shot.You don't move your hand over or up and down as the string progresses it is always in the same location.
Lynn

+1 for the SureFeed!

Minesweeper3433 - I agree. Prices for these blocks are way out of line IMHO... that's why I don't own one. Only reason I know about the SureFeeed is I was able to borrow one from a fellow shooter a few times. They are equally expensive, if you can even find them.

 

[holstil]

Anybody have a picture of one of these surefeeds?

I will reserve my thoughts on the brass holders.

 

[RGRobinett]

Look for a SureFeed made by Tim Sellars in Texas.I have the Cowan and it works great but the Surefeed feeds your rounds from the exact same location shot after shot.You don't move your hand over or up and down as the string progresses it is always in the same location.
Lynn

+1 for the SureFeed!

Minesweeper3433 - I agree. Prices for these blocks are way out of line IMHO... that's why I don't own one. Only reason I know about the SureFeeed is I was able to borrow one from a fellow shooter a few times. They are equally expensive, if you can even find them.

+2 - the Surefeed is a great product! My original was snatched out of the shop by a pal, who promptly, following a range session, advised, "you'll not be getting it back"! So, I purchased three more, kept one, and gave the remaining two to another pair of my good pals - they are not for sale. 8) RG

 

[Baron]

I really like Tim’s Sure Feed and Tim is a great guy to deal with. Here are some pictures that have the Sure Feeds in them.

 

[jb1000br]

Dave,

Nice gun (hah! it is mine) When did you take that pic?

The Surefeed is definitely one of the best gadgets going right now...use it every time i shoot...and loan it out to others almost every other relay

Jason

 

[queen_stick]

JB has a couple of items that I will own one day. I don't plan on buying any of them... I'm just going to permanently borrow his

 

[jb1000br]

Just as long as you are not in my relay all is good

Dave, makes sense, will steal it from there when someone asks about the surefeed next time.

JB

 

[FergusBailey]

For anyone thats interested, I found a couple of pictures of my loading block. I am certainly not saying these are a bargain, but I think they are the best option for a PPC. I usually put the 5 record shots on the top row, and 5 sighters on the bottom row.

 

[bozo699]

Tim Sellars
817-581-7665
sel248@aol.com

Closeup... or at least closer.

DaveBurg,
Once again thanks for the great info, I don't care if it does cost $150 or more there more than worth it, I have watched Leo Anderson and Tom Mousel shoot ten in less than 20 seconds time and time again with a home made clone of the one you pictured, I don't have my mill set up so I am going to email Tim Sellers as soon as I post this post and put in a order for at least one of them, I have the other type pictured, there not much better then digging them out of a ammo box IMHO, thanks again Dave.
Wayne.