Great video. I have been on the fence between the DAA PrimerVibe or the Dillon RF100. Sound is not as loud as I expected and I like the manual adjustment capabilities.
Thanks for the confirmation, I’ve had lots of sticking issues with the cement mixer as well. Perhaps I’ll go this route as the Dillon unit is finicky at best.
this product doesnt work well unless it is clamped down, i sold mine the day i bought it, it workeed but it needs more weight to take up the vibration, its def better then the dillon, but in all honestly u can use a hand held one and and load more primers faster then automated ones
Thanks for watching! Huh, well I clamped mine down because it's on the edge of the bench and right behind me, so I didn't want to bump it and watch it crash to the floor. I'll tell you though, it's worked perfectly and after going to a frequency of 97.4 it takes less than a minute to fill all 104 (I add an extra 4) into a tube. I've filled 5,000 primers and I've had 3 upside down. Plus, once 1 of the primers was dented (and needed to be discarded) and it got stuck trying to enter the top of the feeding system (that red piece of aluminum that guides the primers into the spring) so that saved me a huge headache, since that defective primer would have most likely gotten stuck in my press and/or for sure not seated in a case.
Great video. I have been on the fence between the DAA PrimerVibe or the Dillon RF100. Sound is not as loud as I expected and I like the manual adjustment capabilities.
Thanks for the confirmation, I’ve had lots of sticking issues with the cement mixer as well. Perhaps I’ll go this route as the Dillon unit is finicky at best.
Plus, this one is so quiet and out of my next 3,000 rounds loaded, only 2 were upside down.
I clamped mine down to make sure not to loose vibrations and I’m 5k primers non upside down…. And I couldn’t get the primer pro to work well
this product doesnt work well unless it is clamped down, i sold mine the day i bought it, it workeed but it needs more weight to take up the vibration, its def better then the dillon, but in all honestly u can use a hand held one and and load more primers faster then automated ones
Thanks for watching! Huh, well I clamped mine down because it's on the edge of the bench and right behind me, so I didn't want to bump it and watch it crash to the floor.
I'll tell you though, it's worked perfectly and after going to a frequency of 97.4 it takes less than a minute to fill all 104 (I add an extra 4) into a tube. I've filled 5,000 primers and I've had 3 upside down. Plus, once 1 of the primers was dented (and needed to be discarded) and it got stuck trying to enter the top of the feeding system (that red piece of aluminum that guides the primers into the spring) so that saved me a huge headache, since that defective primer would have most likely gotten stuck in my press and/or for sure not seated in a case.
concrete mixer, not cement mixer
Of course you had to be "that guy" and point that out! You can tell I don't work in cement (or concrete), although I do know the difference.
@@docgsreloading7985 I work with a dirt kicker and her bugaboo, on aggregate, is the cement/concrete thing🤣