Works great. Primers still fit snug no matter how crazy ...
356867
Chuck it up and ream. Works great. Primers still fit snug no matter how crazy you get.
4694631
Nice upgrade from my old RCBS primer.  Universal shell holder works great.  Very easy to change fron Lrg to Sml primer set up.
1206452
One of the best things I have ever bought for my 600 jr. reloader. What took me so long?  No more picking up primers one at a time. It does get a little tricky trying to get last few primers out, so just add another tray full when it gits down to the last 10 to 15 primers.
3471126
Why didn't I buy this thing 2 years ago when I started reloading??? This thing is great for the single stage reloader, and works well.  I wish the upper disk were bigger, since the priming trays are a little bigger and you're bound to lose a couple of primers.  Just make sure you do the transfer over a controlled surface.
2544382
Works very well to remove the spent primers on most cartridges without fuss or drama.  Even removes crimped-in military primers very easily.  This device will NOT remove the primers from 5.7x28mm and smaller brass however.  The hole in the center that allows the spent primer to pop free from the brass is a bit too large for 5.7x28mm brass and instead the entire cartridge will become wedged in that hole without removing the spent primer.  That is a bit of a nuisance, and is difficult to remove the case without damaging it.  However, it works just dandy on .223 Rem, .300 BLK, and .308 WIN cases.  Just the thing for watching TV in the living room on the couch on in an easy-chair instead of being exiled to the reloading bench.  spent primers are indeed captured in the easily emptied catch-tube.  The tube will hold more than 250 spent small rifle primers before needing to be emptied.  Love it.
901523
I use this die in a single stage RCBS press for de-priming pistol brass. It will de-prime just about anything. All the cases then get tumbled for cleaning. This gets the primer pocket nice and clean before reloading. The only trouble I had with the die is the pin sometimes gets loose after a few hundred cases. Once you learn the "feel" of a loose pin, you know when to stop and tighten it up a bit. I would definitely recommend it.
3067724
I bought this decapping die because it was advertised to decap crimped primers and would fit almost any size case in common use. This thing is solid! No problems decapping Military Crimped primers from .223" and 5.56mm! For the price, this die is worth so much more! Although I have only decapped 300 5.56mm/.223 Rem cases prior to cleaning them, I have no doubts that this die will last me for many, many years of perfect, easy, decapping! One thing to note about ordering things on Amazon as not every item is displayed correctly, and this item is no exception as it came not in a red box but a clear tube.
1839840
The small size aut primer feed tool (100) I ordered from Amazon works just fine.  I have used it five times so far with no problems.
3901437
I must admit that I have not ever been disappointed by a Kilz product.  This works great as a clear, stabilizing, surface equalizing under coat primer.  Definitely recommended.
2624530
Great product.  Works to clean out or prime the Berkley black fillers.  Much better than using the primer washer.
2225731
Fits every mold I have tried it on with no problems.  Even modified one to work with a Hoch nose pour mold.  For the price of one Lyman I can get three of these.  I have 10 of then so I can dedicate one to each mold.  No more changing when I use a different mold.  I would recommend drilling a 1/8" hole through the handle caps and pinning with a 1/8" roll pin.
3653629
works great - I still struggle with sewing hidden zippers - but this definitely gets me closer to professional in results.
838355
Great little add on to the reloader. Should not all primers be situated correctly, just a couple of little shakes and your all lined ready to gomtomwork.
1059937
Saved me a lot of money by using this instead of buying crushed walnut shells from reloading supply companies. It works! This is the same thing. It is ground finer and gets in the primer pockets much better that more expensive walnut shells sold by ......
372403
I had a lot of trouble getting the package open, even after I noticed the raised lettering to indicate that a collar on the bottle needs to be twisted to the "ON" position.  After turning it, though, I still couldn't get any primer out of the bottle.  At one point I put it on the counter, turned it toward the sink, and leaned on it with all my weight, and still couldn't get a drop out.

Finally I held the bottle in one hand and the cap in the other, and bent them into a V shape until the cap snapped off.  This actually worked.  Unfortunately I was squeezing the bottle at the same time.  Good thing I was still standing at the sink.

I've tried it a few times, and it's possible to open the bottle this way without wasting the primer.  Gently holding the bottle's narrow sides works well.

But this is silly, and I checked the cap to see what I was doing wrong.  A pin inserted into the hole in the cap hits a hard plastic surface.  I used the pin to check all around the edges, and found no openings.  I turned the collar part way then all the way, and there was no change.  My cap does not open in any position.  I put it back on the bottle, in case there's a small safety mechanism I can't see, and the pin still doesn't go in at any angle, with the collar turned to any position.  So the cap is a loss.  On to the primer.

I applied some, and took a quick look in the mirror.  What an improvement!  Then I turned on a light.

At about arm's length from the mirror, I looked oddly pale and washed out.  I got a little closer and realized that my skin looked like I had used a high-SPF zinc oxide sunscreen.  Since I use a zinc oxide sunscreen daily, I know exactly what it looks like.  But no problem, those sunscreens absorb and fade within 20 minutes for me, so I set a timer to give it time to fade.

An hour later, it looks the same.

I can cover the gooey white sunscreen look with a heavy duty foundation, but I rarely wear that much makeup.

So I've got a primer I can't use, in a bottle that won't open.  So far my skin is not reacting to the primer, so that's good, and there's no fragrance, which is wonderful.  I hate having to give a negative review to a product without fragrance, but I can't find a way around it.  If bliss would switch from titanium dioxide to zinc oxide (or change whatever is causing the pasty white look), I'd love to try this primer again.
1897151
This particular coupler is great when greasing exposed fittings, however, in some instances where the fitting is countersunk, this will not work due to the outer diameter, but I use one of the other grease guns I got for those instances; Overall I like this particular coupler since it free both my hands to handle the grease gun itself.
4952117
Applies nicely. Looks like most other red-oxide primers. Dries in 30 minutes. I can't really vouch for its rust inhibiting attributes, but I have used the quart sized brush-on versions with good success. Top coat compatibility and the convenience of an aerosol is a plus.