I fully understand that it will work with some tinkering. I have no doubt the inventor would have invested into something that wouldn't work. I just wanted something faster. Something that would cut down on a full stroke, and would give my hand more room/space to work in. And also something that I can set up and break down easily (I am lazy). Lucky I found ideas on youtube, and now I have a much more effcient way to do things.

What's the parts list on the feeder and ejector you have on your turret. I see you have it supported/tied into the powder drop for stability.

@ M.Gonzalez,, did you every make a video showing the case ejector? Thanks!

@@trailboy68 Yes, search for KickIt!

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@@45Concealed1911 Do you make or sell the Kick It?

@@trailboy68 i do, contact email is at end of my video. If i post ir here i will be overrun with spam mail.

not sure how I could help, but here is my email: doubleling7@gmail.com

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The PVC elbow is so that I can put a pvc tube piece in and it acts as a handle. When you are reloading a lot and moving the turret back and forth a lot sometimes it moves the dies, and that means that it changes the depth, and that means there is a lot of down time to re-set everything. Oddly enough this happens a lot, and sometimes you don't notice until you have completed quite a few rounds. The handle keeps my hands off the dies, and speed things up quite a lot when doing assembly line type of reloading.

its is there to stick in a piece of pvc tubing to use as a handle. I remove the indexer when reloading and turn by hand. The handle keeps my hands off the dies. Turns out much more accurate/consistent reloads when I don't touch the dies.