LEE PRECISION Multi Tube Feeder Black

After selling my production type, automated press and multiple die sets; thinking I was done with reloading-Not so. This time I decided to start much cheaper and stick to basics; no retired and not in any hurry. However; I can not do without a Case Loader and Bullet Feeder. I tried the other brand bullet feeder, with very little success of proper, repetitive bullet drop. I used a Hornady Die, this Lee and an adaptor on my Lyman multi stage press and am very pleased. Initial setup is not terrible; function is flawless so far for my 45ACP.

Simple but effective. For those that are looking at this, it works just like the case collator. I recommend having it on the "in between" stage when you are filling the bullet tubes so that you can drop them when you have a case in position on the progressive, otherwise you'll be flinging bullets around, but if you use the in between position, a simple turn and you're ready to go, so a nice improvement over the single feed tube there. Like the single feed tube, they are a little wobbly , I used a wrap of electrical tape about halfway up the tubes going around all 4 for a bit more stability.

It's a nice, inexpensive solution.Bully Adapter warning:It worked great with .45 automatic JHP, but 9mm round nose fit too loosely in the tube and jam up frequently. Cut a small piece(1.5") of the smaller diameter tubing and insert it into the Bully Adapter then put the Lee feeder on top. I still have to jiggle the tube every now and then to make sure the bullets feed down into the Hornady feeder die.The tubes...

I bought this to be MORE progressive on my Lee Pro 4000 press. Just like I did with the casing tubes I put three zip ties to make the bullet feeder more sturdy. Instead of doing 30-32 bullets at a time and the have to restock my bullet single tube, these 4 tubes allow for approximately 120 rounds before you have to fill which increases my productivity at turning out bullets. I’m happy with this upgrade to my press and would recommend it.

First let me say that this is nothing against the Bully adapter, but there’s no need to spend $50 on another webpage for an adapter. I went to Lowe’s and bought a double female PVC connector that fits both sides for $.50 a piece for my 9mm,.40S&W, and 45ACP Hornady bullet loaders, and my Lee Muti Tube Feeder. By buying the connector a tiny bit smaller, I was able to use my Dremel to size the interior diameter so it fits so snuggly I just leave it there without fear of losing it or it falling off. Projectiles fall right through with no internal ridges or catches. I’m all about good quality equipment, working smarter, not harder, and not spending more money than necessary. It’s not a high stress item, so no need to an overpriced machined aluminum adapter. I can think of other things to spend the other $98 on, I bet you can too. I will try to post a picture soon.

This is a simple add on to the Lee Bullet Feeder that works well. It will hold about 30 9mm bullets per tube making the reloading process faster and easier. I used 2 small zip ties to strap the tubes together when they are assembled in the 4 hole tube plate to stabilize the setup. As with most Lee products, it is simple and efficient but may not be the most elegant.

This is a must if you have the lee universal case feeder. Really speed up process and works surprising well.

They work well, but are a bit clumsy. Need to use a rubber band to bind the tubes together at the top or they will shake around too much while using your press. The two tube adapters that fit into the plastic base are a tight fit (which is intended) and a bit difficult to take off to change. The separate Bully adapter is a necessary companion product.