RCBS Bullet Feeder - Pistol Kit User Manual
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Bowl Assembly 
There are two “wipes” in the bowl assembly. These are 
designed to prevent a double stack of bullets. 
With the power disconnected, rotate the Sorting Plate 
until one of the grooves is in line with the first “wipe”. 
Place a bullet into the groove, loosen the lock nut and 
adjust the “wipe” in or out until it clears the bullet by 1/8”-
1/4”, tighten the locknut. 
Move the bullet up one groove and adjust the “spring 
wipe” by loosening the two locknuts and positioning the 
spring to clear the bullet nose by ~1/8”. 
 
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Shut Off 
RCBS has found that certain round nose bullet designs 
for 9mm and 38/357 require the Shut Off to be installed. 
 
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CALIBER CHANGE 
When changing calibers, the Bullet Fingers and Bullet 
Guide must be changed. The Continuous Spring tube 
and plastic Lower Clear Tube may also need to be 
changed. 
There are two diameters of Continuous Spring Tubes 
and Lower Clear Tubes. 
The smaller diameter tubes are for 9mm and 38/357. 
The 9mm Upper Tube may need to be added to the “out” 
feed of the Bullet Feeder to load “short” light (90 gr) 
9mm bullets. The micro-switch will align in the cutout in 
the side of the 9mm Upper Tube (A). 
 
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The larger diameter tubes are for .40 cal and .45 ACP. 
Unplug the Power Supply from the Bullet Feeder. 
Disconnect the Lower Clear Tube from the Bullet Die 
and remove any bullets still in the tubes. 
Remove the Bullet Die from the press. It is easiest to 
change the Bullet Fingers in the Bullet Die when the 
Bullet Die is removed from the press. 
Remove the Retaining Ring from the bottom of the Bullet 
Die and set aside, remove the Bullet Fingers, replace 
with the desired Bullet Fingers, reinstall the Retaining 
Ring. 
Reinstall Bullet Die into press, insert proper Bullet Guide 
and adjust per the ADJUSTMENT section. 
Remove and replace the tubes with the appropriate ones 
if required. 
NOTE: If you are loading 170 grain or heavier .38/.357 
bullets, the Bullet Finger with four marks and the .38 
Bullet Guide marked “38L” with the stepped inner base 
must be used together. 
 
 
