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Thread: Setting up Redding T-7 Primer Feed

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    Setting up Redding T-7 Primer Feed

    Just got the T-7 Turret Press with the primer feed system. The tubes that hold the primers are somewhat constricted at the throats. I assume that you are supposed to widen the throats at the split so that the primers move through easily but I thought I would ask here before I did irreversible damage. I didn't get any instructions with the mechanism.

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    I have a T7, I think I have the directions for the primer feed. I will pm you if I find the directions.

    Gary

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    Thanks Gary. Appreciate it.

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    BruMatt, PM me you email address so I can send you the instructions.

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    I have a T7 with the primer feed. I didn't have to do anything to my pickup tubes. I hate to ask the obvious, but you're not trying to pick up large primers with the small tube, are you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BruMatt View Post
    The tubes that hold the primers are somewhat constricted at the throats. I assume that you are supposed to widen the throats at the split so that the primers move through easily but I thought I would ask here before I did irreversible damage.
    If I understand correctly the answer is no. I don't have a T-7 but all primer tubes are about the same. Some use a plastic end, c spring or a split to hold the primer from falling out when you press the tube over it on the flip plate. The other end should have a hole for a pin so the primers don't fall out when you put them into the machine. If you are using a vibrating filler than yes they should drop in without a restriction.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxiCaiVFYi0

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSnuADOLSKI

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xnmut3Giydg
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    Got it. Thanks!

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