1. Using
a Dillon bin (#17125) or box, gather up to 80 empty, fired hulls. (Figure
37)
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| Figure 37 |
2. Always examine the hulls for rocks, dirt, mud or other
cases that may get stuck inside. Also look for hulls that may appear stepped on or
flattened. Go ahead and squeeze them round again so they won't get stuck in the casefeed
tube (#16705). (Figure 38)
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| Figure 38 |
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3. Pour the
hulls into the casefeeder and turn the unit on.
4. The casefeeder will run until the casefeed tube (#16705) has filled,
then shuts off automatically when a hull trips the microswitch. (Figure
39)
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| Figure 39 |
5. Get one box of new shotshell primers.
6. Slide the cardboard jacket back, exposing only half of the first row
of primers. (Figure 40)
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| Figure 40 |
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