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Thursday 05 November, 2020
So my Frankford Arsenal VibraPrime finally died and after loading 7 tubes manually I had to get a primer loader ASAP - a good excuse to get this product. Unexpectedly the WSP primers proved somewhat of a challenge having to manually tap it occasionally to get the primer to fall in. But otherwise...
Rating: (3 of 5 Stars!)
Tuesday 03 November, 2020
I have used the Hornady 45 vibrating primer filler and the Vibrafill from Dillon but both were a disappointment.

I used the Double Alpha unit to load some large rifle primers and was delighted with how well this device works. I think the vibrating action is more powerful than either of the other...
Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)
Tuesday 03 November, 2020
So far I like it. It can be a little finicky when flipping primers due to pattern of the ridges, but overall it works well. Those last few primers are usually going to have to be flipped by hand, otherwise you end up flipping some in the wrong directions. As to filling the tubes, get the angle...
Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)
Tuesday 03 November, 2020
I bought one and could not get ANT (Rem, Win, Fed, or CCI) to drop. Spent hours trying to get it to work. Sent it back at my expense and received a refund within two days. I hoped this would really work.
Rating: (1 of 5 Stars!)
Tuesday 03 November, 2020
It works! I have purchased and tried several similar primer tube charging systems and so far this is the one that works the best. I use a lot of Fiocchi primers that appear to be ever so slightly larger than CCI or Federal, this causes an occasional slight hesitation. By touching the primer tube...
Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)
Tuesday 03 November, 2020
I would give 5 stars but for the fact the lid doesn't have any kind of latch. It's a bit cumbersome to ensure you keep the lid on. It's not extremely difficult, but the fact it's floppy and just resting there by pressure alone is a little disconcerting knowing you could spill a full sleeve of...
Rating: (4 of 5 Stars!)
Sunday 01 November, 2020
Tried mine today, large pistol primers had to be coaxed to go down the Blue DAA primer tubes. Still faster than picking the primers one at a time.
Rating: (4 of 5 Stars!)
Sunday 01 November, 2020
Simple and efective, flawless.
Very satisfied, this gadget turned the boring job of loading the primers into a fun activity.
Thank you DAA.
Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)
Saturday 31 October, 2020
Got my Primafill about a week ago and I was having some issues with the small exit hole. I have several DAA accessories for dynamic shooting and reloading, so I tried conacting directly them for help. I was really surprised and happy to receive lightning fast and kind assistance to solve my...
Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)
Wednesday 14 October, 2020
I gave the Hornady unit an honest try and couldn't make it work. The new DAA PRIMAFILL came in todays mail and I'm happy to say it works I filled 10 primer tubes with small Fiocchi primers in just a few min.
Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)
Thursday 08 October, 2020
Easy to use, and saves a lot of time in filling your tubes. For the price excellent product.
Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)
Monday 05 October, 2020
I have used the hornady, frankford arsenal, and now the primafill primer loaders in that order. The hornady would not load large winchester primers no matter what mod I tried. The frankford was the same result with the winchester primers, only worse. Then I bought the DAA primafill. It loaded...
Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)
Friday 28 August, 2020
Got it today, works perfectly! Tested with S&B Small Pistol

Noticed a small burr in one of the feed tubes, probably from assembly. Removed that and primers fed perfectly and quickly down the tube.
Rating: (5 of 5 Stars!)

DAA PRIMAFILL

(73)
Manufacturers: Double-Alpha Academy

Description:

The Double-Alpha PRIMAFILL is a semi-automatic primer-tube filling solution, able to quickly and easily fill both Small and Large primer tubes. It allows you to switch between Small and Large primers instantly, without tools or assembly.

The PRIMAFILL can be used with any primer tubes which have an 8mm outer diameter, such as Dillon, or DAA tubes. It does not require a custom adaptor piece fitted to the tube, as other competing products require. So using the PRIMAFILL, you will be able to fill all your primer tubes!

The Extra-Large flip-tray area is convenient when emptying large primer boxes, such as Federal and others. The tray is large enough for the entire box to fit over.

The PRIMAFILL is powered by a regular 9v battery (not included). A momentary ON switch falls naturally under your index finger as you hold the device for right hand use, with your thumb centered on top of the lid. Hold the button down as you feed the primers into the tube, and release as soon as the last primer vanishes down the exit hole. Since this action should take 20 seconds or less, one battery charge will last for many thousands of primers.

The spring-loaded orange latches incorporated into the output posts enable you to snap a tube into place, or remove it, instantly without any twists or turns, the latch falls naturally under your thumb: you press down on it as you insert the tube up, and  you press up on the latch as you extract the tube downwards. An Easy and natural apposing thumb action.

Primer tubes and battery are not included!

Operating Instructions:

  1. Ensure a 9v battery is inserted and test by pushing the powder button. The device should vibrate and hum gently in  your hand. Do not remove the foam pad from under the battery, it is required there.
  2. Remove the lid, and position the magnetically-retained stopper to block either the LARGE or the SMALL exit hole to match your needs. Flip it over when moving it from one side to the other.
  3. Stand the PRIMAFILL on a flat table, and place 100 primers on the flip tray area.
  4. With the device resting on a smooth table top, slide it around with short, sharp motions to flip all the primers until they are all anvil side  up.
  5. Replace the lid and insert a primer tube into the appropriate exit hole. Push down on the orange latch as you insert the pipe into place, and make sure it seats all the way home.
  6. Hold the device in  you right hand, with  your index finger on the button and your thumb centered on the lid. Tilt the PRIMAFILL so that the primers bunch-up near the BLOCKED exit hole (so by the LARGE when feeding SMALL primers)
  7. Activate the vibratory motor by pressing and holding the power button, then gradually tilt the device towards the open exit hole (to the right for SMALL primers) so that a single (or at most a double) row is formed towards the exit hole. Also tilt the device towards you to assist the primers in running down the exit channel to the exit hole. Do not tilt more than necessary in either axis. Try to keep the PRIMAFILL as horizontal as possible, while still creating sufficient motion in the primers.

Please Note:

  • Various brands of primers will flip best with different types of agitation motion of the flip tray. Experiment to find the optimal flip tray action required to flip your primers.
  • Various types of primers will slide differently, at different speeds. Some will require you to hold the device at a steeper angle to get them moving properly. Experiment a little to find the correct feeding angle best for your primers.
  • If a primer hangs on the exit hole, a tap with your left hand finger on top of the lid above the hole should clear that up instantly. No need to stop the vibration of the device or remove the lid.
  • If your primer tubes have an entry hole chamfer that is not well formed or not symmetrical, this can create a ledge that primers may hang up as they fall down into the tube. Try using the other end of your tube. Or, try rotating the tube to find the angle that allows the primers to flow uninterruptedly into the tube. You can mark that with a Sharpie on  your tube, so  you can easily position it again the same way.
  • Primer Tubes are NOT included with the device, in order to reduce costs and packaging size. Order tubes separately, if you need them.

Reviews (73)

Thursday 05 November, 2020
So my Frankford Arsenal VibraPrime finally died and after loading 7 tubes manually I had to get a primer loader ASAP - a good excuse to get this product. Unexpectedly the WSP primers proved somewhat of a challenge having to manually tap it occasionally to get the primer to fall in. But otherwise seems to better than VibraPrime until after finishing my 600-round loading session. Found 21 rounds with the primers flipped!! These would've flipped during the primer pick-up tube filling. Some may say 21/600 isn't much. However after loading 30-40K with the VibraPrime without a single flipped primer I think 21/600 is 21 too much. Looking at the design of the primer outlet chute, it's slightly deeper compared to the VibraPrime which makes the WSP primers flow better but this makes it prone to flip. The coarser and lower frequency vibration of the Primafill also makes the primers "jump" more making it more prone to flip compared to the VibraPrime which has a finer higher frequency vibration.
But the one good thing I like about this is the primer pickup tube locking mechanism. That is a real plus compared to the VibraPrime.
Saying all that, we know WSP primers are slightly irregular in thickness due to the anvil sometimes not seated in the cup properly. This causes the primer to get stuck in the primer outlet track/chute in the VibraPrime having to manually remove it. This is not an issue with the DAA Primafill.
I will try this for a few more 600-800 round loading sessions. If I keep getting flipped primers then it's time to shell out for another VibraPrime.

[DAA Reply]:
dear Boon,

Primers really cannot flip over while falling down the exit hole. The size of the hole is too tight. They can only end up upside-down in the tube if they approached the hole that way.
I am sure that when you flipped them on the flip tray you visually inspected that they were all correctly oriented. What could possibly happen, in some cases, is that the lid is slightly warped/bulging upwards, which allows too much of a gap between the tray and the lid. In such a case, a primer may flip over again while being fed towards the hole.
If this is the case in your unit, the simple solution is just to apply more pressure down on the lid as you operate the device in your hand. That will prevent the gap from being too large under the lid and solve complete your flipped primer issue. If this bothers you much, contact us for a replacement lid.
Tuesday 03 November, 2020
I have used the Hornady 45 vibrating primer filler and the Vibrafill from Dillon but both were a disappointment.

I used the Double Alpha unit to load some large rifle primers and was delighted with how well this device works. I think the vibrating action is more powerful than either of the other two units which seemed to aid the filling action. I'd say this one is a home run and I highly recommend it.
Tuesday 03 November, 2020
So far I like it. It can be a little finicky when flipping primers due to pattern of the ridges, but overall it works well. Those last few primers are usually going to have to be flipped by hand, otherwise you end up flipping some in the wrong directions. As to filling the tubes, get the angle right and they flow right in without issue. So far I've used it with CCI, Federal and Fiocchi. CCI and Federal are a breeze, but because of the way they're packaged, Fiocchis are a little more of a pain, but once the tray is ready they fill the tubes just fine. It seems well built and overall I'm very happy with the purchase. I think it's a hard to beat time saver for the money.
Tuesday 03 November, 2020
I bought one and could not get ANT (Rem, Win, Fed, or CCI) to drop. Spent hours trying to get it to work. Sent it back at my expense and received a refund within two days. I hoped this would really work.
Tuesday 03 November, 2020
It works! I have purchased and tried several similar primer tube charging systems and so far this is the one that works the best. I use a lot of Fiocchi primers that appear to be ever so slightly larger than CCI or Federal, this causes an occasional slight hesitation. By touching the primer tube on my bench the device shakes a little more vigorously and down they go, in the correct orientation too. I also like not having to add a magnet to the end of the primer tube to function with this loader.
Tuesday 03 November, 2020
I would give 5 stars but for the fact the lid doesn't have any kind of latch. It's a bit cumbersome to ensure you keep the lid on. It's not extremely difficult, but the fact it's floppy and just resting there by pressure alone is a little disconcerting knowing you could spill a full sleeve of primers. I've noticed it goes through 9v batteries fairly quickly as well. Keep a good supply of batteries on hand if you are doing several thousand at a time. I'd strongly consider a rechargeable.
Sunday 01 November, 2020
Tried mine today, large pistol primers had to be coaxed to go down the Blue DAA primer tubes. Still faster than picking the primers one at a time.
Sunday 01 November, 2020
Simple and efective, flawless.
Very satisfied, this gadget turned the boring job of loading the primers into a fun activity.
Thank you DAA.
Saturday 31 October, 2020
Got my Primafill about a week ago and I was having some issues with the small exit hole. I have several DAA accessories for dynamic shooting and reloading, so I tried conacting directly them for help. I was really surprised and happy to receive lightning fast and kind assistance to solve my issue. I received the small part to replace with a rush order and was able to install it as agreed with the customer service without any issue in a matter of a minute. Now my unit is processing primers down the tube like a master with incredible speed, 100% of the time in the correct side, as smooth as it can get and with a strong quality feel to it. Primafill is simple and built to last, you can also hear a different and deeper high tech vibrating motion if compared with other products. This purchase proved me not only that DAA products are really high quality and well built, but also that Double Alpha Academy really stands behind their products and loves to have happy customers.
I really enjoy the Primafill and I'm completely satisfied and happy on how customer care was kind and helpful to manage my little issue.
GREAT Company and GREAT product!
Wednesday 14 October, 2020
I gave the Hornady unit an honest try and couldn't make it work. The new DAA PRIMAFILL came in todays mail and I'm happy to say it works I filled 10 primer tubes with small Fiocchi primers in just a few min.
Thursday 08 October, 2020
Easy to use, and saves a lot of time in filling your tubes. For the price excellent product.
Monday 05 October, 2020
I have used the hornady, frankford arsenal, and now the primafill primer loaders in that order. The hornady would not load large winchester primers no matter what mod I tried. The frankford was the same result with the winchester primers, only worse. Then I bought the DAA primafill. It loaded small primers, but not the large winchester primers again. But once I used a vld reamer, or chamfer, on my dillon tubes the winchester primers flew in the tube. So I chamfered all my large dillon tubes and no hicups with the winchester large primers. After doing some research on the net I found out that a lot of people were having problems with winchester primers with whatever loader they were using. Well, the primafill now handles winchester primers perfectly, every time. I couldn't be happier, especially after fighting to find something that will handle large primers for the past year. I also put a slight vld chamfer on all my small dillon primer tubes to make the primers fall in even faster. I would highly recommend the primafill to anyone who doesn't want hand peck to fill their primer tubes.
Friday 28 August, 2020
Got it today, works perfectly! Tested with S&B Small Pistol

Noticed a small burr in one of the feed tubes, probably from assembly. Removed that and primers fed perfectly and quickly down the tube.

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