Hornady LNL 3D printed case feeder

[Gatehouse]

I bought one of Bart Brummans V4 Hornady case feeders. It's actually designed to work with a 4 tube LEE style system for dropping cases in but I have a Hornady case feeder set up so slapped a few scrap 2x4's together to make a bracket to attach the case collator on.

V4 feeder works great- put's cases in with minimal fuss. Works just as good as the factory one on my Dillon 750 and 1000% better than the Hornady one. Very impressed. Great product, service and price.
I made a short video or processing .223 brass, sorry it's not very pro, I'm just holding my phone in one hand while operating press handle with the other. Now I just need to hook my spent primer tube back up

Highly recommended to anyone with a LNL press. The Hornady case feeder can make you pull your hair out.

 

[caperaway]

Nice. How much is he charging? Where is he located?

 

[Gatehouse]

It was $110 USD shipped IIRC. Which I thought was super cheap, actually. He is in the USA. He has a facebook page just called Hornady Case Loader V4

 

[baldabe]

Can attest to the quality of the product and the response time of Bart. I have the feeder, but am still using the
V2 JSondag version I 3-D printed a few years ago. Anyday now I will do that.

 

[Gatehouse]

I've now processed 3 buckets (5 gallon) of .223 brass on my set up. It is virtually perfect. I get the occasional tilted brass as it enters the shellplate but I suspect that has is to do with catching on the retaining wire. It's fairly rare so it's not a concern. I was absolutely hammering the brass through- faster and smoother than I was ever able to do with the Hornady case feeder.

For the minimal cost of this device I don't know why anyone with a LNL wouldn't want to get one.

Bart (the maker) has started making a V5 model too.