RCBS Bullet Feeder - Rifle - Manual (Page 10)

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CAM Plate
The CAM Plate on the upper portion of the Case
Activated Linkage System is used to stroke the Push Bar
on the Bullet Seating Die. With a case activating the
Linkage System and the stroke is all the way up, the
dogleg shaped black plastic CAM should trip the Push
Bar to allow a bullet to fall. Adjust the CAM (A) vertically
or CAM Plate (B) horizontally until the Push Bar (C) is
activated properly. See Photo19.
Photo 19
Bowl Assembly
There is a bullet Deflector Rod (A) that rides in a groove
on the Bullet Wheel. This Deflector Rod prevents two or
more improperly oriented bullets from following a
correctly oriented bullet. The Deflector is necessary for
light weight bullets and must be removed for heavier
weight bullet use. To determine if the Deflector needs to
be moved out of the way or not, simply try to place two
bullets in one groove of the Bullet Wheel. If you can
stack two or more bullets into one groove, the Deflector
Rod must be in place. To adjust the Deflector Rod into
the correct position, use Thumbscrew (B) and 7/16”
Jamb Nut (C). See Photo 20.
Photo 20
If you cannot stack more than one bullet in the groove,
the Deflector Rod must be adjusted out of the way. To
raise (A), loosen the Thumbscrew (B) or 7/16” Jamb Nut
(C).See Photo 21.
Photo 21
Bullet Weight Change
When changing bullet weights, the Seat Plug and Bullet
Drop Mechanism will need to be adjusted. Please refer
to ADJUSTMENT Bullet Seating Die section. You may
also need to adjust the Deflector in the bowl based on
the length of the bullets being used. See ADJUSTMENT
Bowl Assembly.