Feeding the LNL

[chsparkman]

I've been reloading for quite a while now, and I'm always looking for ways to simplify the process. One thing that always bugged me is that when a bin of brass or boolits gets low, I have go fishing in the corners of the bin for the last few. While at my brother-in-law's cabin on a hunting trip, I was watching his dogs eat and noticed that the dry food always fell to the middle of the bowl as they ate. Thus I designed my reloading bowls in the same way. I turned these from a nice piece of cherry. An added bonus is that the wide base makes it virtually impossible to knock over.

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[chsparkman]

I hope you can see the picture. It's giving me fits.

[doctorggg]

Very nice workmanship. Beautiful bowls.

[anotherred]

very nice!

[VHoward]

Yes, very nice. Even up side down. :-)

[chsparkman]

Anyone know why this turned upside down? I tried editing the post to delete it to no avail.

[John Allen]

I put a brass feeder on mine recently and am amazed with how quick it is. I use something similar for my bullets I just have the front cut out some to make it easier to grab.

[nvald1982]

nice, I have the case feeder and it is overpriced, but works and noisy. I can have a tendency of not picking each brass up and sliding into the press

[John Allen]

Nvald1982 my feeder sometimes sticks when it goes into the shellplate but always feeds. I have only tried it though with 357 and 9mm.

[Hardcast416taylor]

Neat idea! Now I just need to find someone that has a wood lathe!Robert

[Epd230]

Sounds like a good project idea for sale here!

[freebullet]

What do the dogs eat out of now?

[USMC87]

I'll have to give that a shot.

[km101]

Do you sell those, by any chance?

[chsparkman]

Do you sell those, by any chance?

Well, I hadn't thought about that. Maybe when school gets out next month I could consider that.