$28 bullet feeder

[shooterbill]

Has anyone found the clear plastic tubes needed? I can't find them. I know Hornady has the aluminum tubes. I don't like the price.

[5akman]

I use the Lee bullet tubes.

[Pablo5959]

Tap Plastis has them for about 3.00 per 6'.

[Bornonthe4thofJuly]

You can get this at Pet Mountain website.


Lee's Thinwall Rigid Tubing - Clear

[TexasJackKin]

You can get this at Pet Mountain website.


Lee's Thinwall Rigid Tubing - Clear

Pet Mountain is where I got mine

[Paseclipse]

I'm using the RCBS bullet feeder and purchased my tubes at ePlastics- http://www.eplastics.com/Plastic?sea...rbonate+tubing

[TexasJackKin]

where ever you get them, I've found it helpful to mark the tubes. I mark mine at the 25 bullet line for .45, and the 33 bullet line for for 9MM and .40 cal. With that set up, I run out of bullets and primers at the same time. (4X25, or 3X33 + 1)

[shooterbill]

Thanks guys

[Whiterabbit]

you guys have a good way to fill the tubes besides one at a time? I actually really like the LEE case collator because the price is excellent and it works. It's quiet while I am loading, doesn't need power or take up space, and the only downside is it needs human intervention once every 15 rounds merely to shake or rotate.

If I could duplicate that with bullets, that would be awesome. Cast bullets as that's basically all I shoot.

tall order though.

basically, any ideas for "not having to touch every bullet" for "<$50"?