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Casefeed Window Cuff
The Casefeed Window Cuff (above photo) is now adjustable.
This will allow for faster and more reliable case feeding of
longer and shorter rifle cases (i.e. .300 AAC Blackout,
7.62x39). The window now has six positions that the Cuff can
be adjusted to. Starting from the left, the third position from the
left will give you the standard opening width of the previous
unit. This adjustment will work for all pistol and most all of
your standard rifle cartridges. With the Window Cuff adjusted
to the full left position it will allow for faster case feeding of
larger rifle calibers. With the window adjusted to the full right
position it will allow for case feeding of shorter bottleneck rifle
cases (i.e. .300 AAC Blackout, 7.62x39) utilizing standard rifle
Casefeed Plates. The Cuff can be adjusted by loosening the
black knurled nut, it is incorporates a 3/16” hex. Slide the Cuff
into position, making sure that the small leg in locked into the
adjustment notch for the desired opening size, and retighten
the nut to no more than 10 to 12 inch-pounds to lock it into
position.
Case Deflector Block
The Casefeed Bowl utilizes an adjustable Case Deflector
Block (above photo). The deflector has two positions for
operation, fully lowered (see photos next column) for pistol and
fully raised for rifle cartridges. The block can be adjusted by
loosening the two #8 screws with a 3/32” hex wrench. Slide
the block to the desired position based on pistol or rifle
cartridge and tighten the two screws to no more than 5 to 7
inch-pounds to lock the Case Deflector Block into position.
Troubleshooting the Casefeeder
Casefeeding
A. Casefeeder is on but will not rotate.
1. Brass caught under casefeed plate.
2. Casefeed is too full.
3. Bad micro-switch.
B. Cases are falling down tube upside down jamming in the
top tube, etc.
1. Using the wrong casefeed plate for that caliber.
2. Casefeeder is too full.
3. The machine is not secured to a sturdy enough bench.
C. Casefeed tube (13761 or 14392) appears too short.
1. Casefeed is not pushed down all the way on the
casefeed mounting post (13831).
D. Cases hanging up at micro-switch or micro-switch
inoperative.
1. Check the angle of the switch lever and adjust as
necessary.
a. Too sharp an angle will cause cases to hang up.
b. Too shallow an angle will cause incomplete shutoff.
E. Cases jamming at the casefeed arm (13716).
1. Wrong size or loose body bushing for caliber being
loaded.
2. Operating machine too fast.
3. Short stroking the machine.
4. Dented or squashed cases.
NOTE: If the power cord ever needs replacing, use only a
qualified electrician to install the new power cord or return it
to the factory.
How to set the adjustable Casefeed Window Cuff and Case Deflector Block
Case Deflector Block Fully Lowered
Case Deflector Block Fully Raised
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