Mr.BulletFeeder by DAA Die Assembly Only

Simple to use and set up. Does a great job. Recommend for your reloading.

I bought this to see if I could convert it to 41 mag. Just ream it out so the 41 bullets would go thru, seems to work, These bullet feeder dies are really the best bullet feeder dies that are out there. I highly recommend them.

Excellent product, wish they had more choices or at least offer to make a custom die like one for a 41 mag.

Excellent product although a little expensive. I used it to replace my Hornady bullet feeder die which disintegrated! Worth the extra money to have it working perfectly.

I already had Hornaday BFDs for 380/9 and 40. But was getting ready to load up a bunch of 223s when I first heard of these dies and thought I’d give it a try. Sorry to report that I still have not got around to using this 22 BFD as of today but thought I’d review a couple important things, When I received this BFD I was at first thinking that die body was made out of plastic because it was so light. Found out that it was made out of aluminum and was much better with it. Next I put it in the press and ran some empty 223 cases through it and it functioned flawlessly ( I didn’t get around to trying the 75 grain HPs). Next I decided to try some 20 caliber 32 grain bullets for my 20 practical ( A neck down 223) and they appear to work just fine also which I was very excited about. So far the quality, functionality and integrity of this company all appear to be above average at this point in time.

So far I have the 20 and 45 dies. Man, they are so much better than other bullet feed dies that I have owned and tried. The cost seems high, but worth no more headaches. I will be buying more very soon.

Great product! Don't drop the bearings they are hard to find.

Have purchased two Mr. Bullet Feeder dies and manual bullet feeders for these dies. One is for the 556/223 bullets and the other for 45 ACP. The 45 ACP feeds only Laser Cast lead bullets and it is absolutely great as is the 556/223 feeder and die. Will be purchasing the 6.5 set-up for 6.5 Grendel in the near future. 5 Stars all the way around.

I ordered the 45 cal (.452") die assembly for use in my Hornady LNL press to be used with coated bullets. Everything was straight forward but after what seemed like an eternity of making minute adjustments I could never get the die to drop just one bullet at a time. I was going to return it but didn't want to fill out the full page return sheet so perhaps I can use it for my clad bullets in the future. Quality was excellent, it just didn't work with my coated bullets.

Always fast delivery, I have 5 BFD already and like them so much I picked up 3 body dies and extra bearings so I can swap between progressive and turret. These are the BEST BFD on the market period and I use nothing else. DAA I know you can do a RL550 case feeder if anyone can.

Always fast delivery, I have 5 BFD already and like them so much I picked up 3 body dies and extra bearings so I can swap between progressive and turret. These are the BEST BFD on the market period and I use nothing else. DAA I know you can do a RL550 case feeder if anyone can.

WOW, works great with my power coated cast pistol bullets and factory jacketed bullets. Simple to setup too. I got the bulletfeeder tubes also, and they drop in without any failures to feed, mounted on my turret press. Thankfullly a friend told me about Double Alpha solution since I mainly load cast bullets and the other Hornady & RCBS solutions have issues with cast bullets.

After much research and many reviews by posters all over the Net, I had to give DAA products a try. As of now I currently have 5 DAA BFD and 2 DAA 2in1 crimp/seater. These BF dies are by far hands down the best bullet feeding dies on the market. Absolutely no issue whatsoever and for those with my same wonders "YES" they even work with cast, cast w/lube in ring, powder coated, powder coated with gas check, plated, jacketed it just does not matter these work and work great. I would not use Alox type lubed bullets because I feel in short time the lube will gum up the die or bullet tubes.

I got the product fast and it has worked great a few little hick-ups but worked them out very high priced for what you get i think that is my biggest complaint about these products will suffer thru some of the other issues with the hornadys before i spend this kinda of money again. The product is good it works but just to much money for what you get .

buon giorno ho acquistato da voi un bullet feeder è arrivato nei tempi previsti e corrisponde esattamente alle informazioni di base . sono completamente soddisfatto dell'acquisto . grazie per la vostra professionalita e serieta'.pietro angelo giacomelli.

Was looking for a bullet feeder for 9mm to use on my recent purchase a hornady lock n load. I did my homework and found that this product was the way to go. I am using it with the Lee multi tubes. I used a 3/8” cpvc fitting softened with a heat gun to marry the two together. It works perfectly. Very satisfied and will buy another for 40 s&w

Was looking for a bullet feeder for 9mm to use on my recent purchase a hornady lock n load. I did my homework and found that this product was the way to go. I am using it with the Lee multi tubes. I used a 3/8” cpvc fitting softened with a heat gun to marry the two together. It works perfectly. Very satisfied and will buy another for 40 s&w

Excelent product, fasts delivery, good technial help, I messed something up , ( my bad) supperieor to other products.

I read all the reviews for different brands and went with Mr Bullet feeder. I've not been disappointed. Work great!

Like many others, I bought this after becoming frustrated with the Hornady bullet feeder die + tubes. I've only got ~700 rounds through the DAA bullet feeder, but so far, I'm impressed. It was much easier to set up and tune than the Hornady, and the design seems much less prone to failure. For those who have the Hornady already, I've found that the DAA bullet feeder works just fine with the Hornady PTX, so you can get away with buying just the DAA die and bullet magazine(s) and you'll be set. The only reason I'm not giving this product 4 stars is that if you're starting from nothing, it's roughly 3x as expensive as the Hornady. The die design is simpler, so I'm not sure why it's more expensive. The magazines, on the other hand, are easily worth the added price over the Hornady tubes.