Vibe primer tube fillers - All y'all's experiences

[TAJ45]

And recommendation?
I Youtubed and looked the FA and the $200+ one in FLA.
I have a Primal Rights primer gizzy, a SQ Deal B and a 550 and get pretty tired of loading the tubes.
I do have mill access and have considered making an adapter for the FA to incorporate the PAL improvements.
What say you?

 

[Bc'z]

If you make it, they will buy it!
There is a demand for improvements in alot of products providing it makes sense and works as discribed without being a pain in the ass and it's SAFE.
You wouldn't be reinventing the wheel just making it roll better.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

I need to get me one of those primal rights gizzys. im not much on bench mounted priming tools but I do like a blinged out reloading tool.

 

[TAJ45]

Not really looking to go in production with a new biz, loving being retired.

Looking for experiences or ratings for what is out there.

The Primal Rights is absolutely unbelievable in quality, speed, design and machine execution.

 

[Jdne5b]

I use a Pal-Filler. He no longer makes them, my guess is they were just too expensive to really catch on. I bought tubing from Grainger, and made my own primer tubes. I fill 11 at a time and they keep my automated 1050 going without stopping to fill tubes. It works great, and I can watch the primers feed in right side up. Hopefully I'm able to source parts when the motor wears out.

I had an original Vibraprime from Frankfort Arsenal that was awesome, but I sold it when I got a Pal. The new one's are hit or miss, and picky on the primer types.

At this point, I prefer to load many tubes at one sitting, compared to the Dillon tool that would run while my press is running.

 

[jrb572]

I had the vibra prime. It worked and it didn’t. Certain primers worked better than others. I got tired of it and purchased a Dillon RF 100 but use the vibra prime tubes for my primal rights priming tube.