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E. Installation of the Optional

Casefeeder FIG 12:

FIG 12

1. Remove the casefeed parts bag

from the casefeed bowl and remove

the casefeed assembly from the box

FIG 12.

FIG 13

a. Spacer Washer FIG 13: (see casefeed-

er schematic page 57)

Some calibers call for a spacer washer to

be used under the casefeed plate.

Installation of this washer raises the plate up

a bit to make the feeder function properly

with longer pistol cases (such as .357

Magnum, .44 Magnum and .30 M1 – this

listing of calibers requiring the spacer is

repeated in the caliber conversion chart on

pages 46-48 of this manual).

Note: The spacer washer does not come

factory installed.

FIG 14

To Install the Spacer Washer:

a.1. FIG 14 Remove the casefeed plate.

a.2. With the casefeed plate removed, dis-

assemble the clutch drive. To do so

unscrew the two clutch screws.

a.3. Install the spacer washer as illustrated

in the casefeed schematic (page 57).

IMPORTANT: The spacer washer goes

between the lower clutch and the case-

feed plate.

a.4. Reassemble the clutch drive and rein-

stall the casefeed plate. (Note how the

clutch drive engages the drive pin).

FIG 15

b. Clutch Adjustment FIG 15:

Note: The clutch comes factory adjusted

(if you don’t have to install the

spacer washer you shouldn’t have

to adjust the clutch drive).

The two socket-head machine screws (pt#

13732) should be just tight enough for the

clutch to drive the casefeed plate under a

normal load of brass. To check this, place

the casefeed assembly in front of you on the

bench. With the switch off, plug the case-

feeder in. Turn the switch to the down (low)

position and observe the movement of the

plate. You should be able to cause the

clutch to slip, using moderate finger pres-

sure, without stalling the motor. Alternately

tighten and loosen the two machine screws

evenly, observing the effect on the holding

power of the clutch. The correct setting

will stall the plate before stalling the motor,

yet not slip when the casefeed bowl is

about half full of brass.

Note: The casefeed bowl is not designed

to be completely filled with brass. If

it is fully loaded it will not function

reliably. The rated capacity of the

casefeeder is about 1/2 of the

bowl’s physical capacity.

FIG 16

c. Casefeed Funnel Adapter FIG 16:

Some calibers call for the white plastic

funnel adapter to be used, located in the

casefeed accessory bag FIG 16. It is used

for feeding 9mm, .38 Super, .32 H&R, and

.380 ACP. (This listing of calibers is repeat-

ed in the caliber conversion chart on pages

46-48). Without this funnel adapter these

calibers will occasionally hang up in the

clear plastic funnel FIG 17 at the top of the

casefeed tube.

FIG 17

Note: The casefeed funnel adapter does

not come factory installed.

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