The Hornady Lock-N-Load® AP™ Pistol Bullet Feeder Kit (220 Volt) is an automated reloading accessory engineered to orient and feed handgun projectiles directly onto primed and charged cases. Powered by an integrated 220V AC electric motor compatible with Australian 230V/240V mains supplies, this progressive press bullet feeder increases reloading throughput by up to 50% by eliminating manual bullet placement. The unit mounts to the reloading press or bench via an upright support bracket, guiding oriented projectiles down a flexible steel spring tube to the die station.

Key Features

• Motorized Orientation: Uses an adjustable centre plate and wiper mechanism within the bowl to orient projectiles base-down before they enter the feed tube.
• Case-Activated Bullet Delivery: Releases a projectile only when an upward-moving cartridge case enters the bullet feed die, preventing double feeds and fallen bullets.
• Standard Press Integration: Compatible with the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP progressive press as well as progressive presses utilizing standard 7/8"-14 threaded dies and an available station.
• Consistent Alignment: Feeds into caliber-specific solid steel collet dies that expand over the bullet base to seat projectiles squarely in the case mouth.

Product Specifications

• Model Number: 095321
• Operating Voltage: 220V AC electric motor
• Calibre Range: 9mm (.355") up to .45 ACP (.452")
• Hopper Capacity: Up to 200 pistol bullets
• Unit Weight: Approximately 7.0 kg
• Die Thread Interface: 7/8"-14
• Bullet Type Compatibility: Jacketed and plated handgun projectiles

Who is the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP Pistol Bullet Feeder Kit 220 Volt for?

• Competitive pistol shooters — streamlines high-volume ammunition preparation by running on a 220V AC electric motor that automates the handling of jacketed handgun calibres from 9mm (.355") up to .45 ACP (.452").
• High-volume handloaders — eliminates the manual bottleneck of placing projectiles on cases by utilising a progressive press bullet feeder with a hopper capacity of up to 200 pistol bullets.

Less suitable for: Handloaders processing rifle cartridges outside the 9mm to .45 calibre range, or those loading uncoated, lubricated cast lead bullets that foul feed collets; these setups require a dedicated rifle bullet feeder system or traditional manual bullet placement dies.