RCBS Bullet Feeder - Rifle - Manual (Page 9)

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ADJUSTMENT
Note: Reference the part schematics on pages 13-15 for
more information during assembly and installation.
Bullet Seating Die
At the top of the press stroke, the bullet will be seated
into the case. Bullet seating depth is controlled by
adjusting the Seat Plug Stop (A) up or down. Shorter
length cases may be accommodated by moving the
Retaining Ring to a higher groove on the free floating
bullet Seat Plug (B) (see Photo 16). However, larger
diameter bullets may not drop into position if the Seat
Plug (B) is hanging too low. This is a trial and error
adjustment.
Seat plug bushing has approximately 0.5” total
adjustment.
Photo 16
For cartridge lengths greater than 2.5”, raise the Bullet
Seat Die Assy up so that the lower part of the window
(A) is higher than the Lock Ring (B). See photo 17.
Photo 17
For cartridges shorter than 2.0” the Bullet Seat Die Assy
can be lowered until the Bullet Drop Tube (A) on the
back side of the Seater Assy, contacts the Lock Ring
(B). See Photo 18.
Photo 18