I had one on order from Grafs for 5 weeks. RCBS hasn't sent them one yet, which is ok by me, because I finally absorbed enough information about the thing, to decide it's not for me. I canceled my order.
Midway has allowed you to backorder it since May. Evidently RCBS has sent them one or two, which were supplied to backorder customers, but Midway still lists them as out of stock. One of their customers finally wrote a review, and that influenced me to cancel.
http://www.midwayusa.com/ProductReviews/?productnumber=684180
Here's the scoop:
The feeder's collator places a bullet on a case, but not under the bullet seater. That's bad news two ways. 1. The feeder uses up a station that could otherwise be used for a powder check die, or a Lee Factory Crimp die. 2. The case with bullet on top has to be indexed to the next station where the bullet must then be seated. That means the the case mouth has to be belled enough so that the bullet, while changing stations, won't fall off. (reduces case life)
I use a RCBS Pro 2000 so I was excited to finally have a bullet feeder to buy.
But finding out that RCBS didn't design it to be used on the bullet seating station is a major disappointment. No wonder the price was cheaper by $200 than the "Kiss" (now marketed by the inventor directly as the "Mr. Bullet Feeder"
New and good news for me is that "Mr. Bullet Feeder" will work just as well on my RCBS Pro 2000 as on a Dillon. (Got that from an Email from Rick himself) Also Rick's unit has kits to feed .223 and .308 rifle as well. Pricey, yes, but I think I'm going to do it...just as soon as I talk my wife into being happy about it.
Really its not that hard, I just have to buy her something expensive that
she wants.
Fair's Fair.